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LIVE: MAGA Biden, WW3 & Cat Meme War? Has the World Gone Mad?? · Man in America Podcast

• 1:29
  Seth Holehouse: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Hullhouse. Welcome to this Friday night show. It's so wonderful to be here with all of you tonight. And we've actually caught a a fun show ahead of us.
• 1:43
  I know that a lot of the shows I've been doing recently have been heavy. I mean, that's the reality. The world around us right now is heavy. It's dark. There's crazy stuff going on.
• 1:55
  You can't even look a year into the future with some predictability because there's just so much chaos. But amidst that, there's actually really good things that are going on, and we're gonna be hitting on a lot of those things tonight. And it's funny because I was originally gonna be covering as one of my topics, cannibalism and voodoo as it relates to cats and animals. And as I was looking and researching, I thought, know what? I'm gonna lighten things up a little bit.
• 2:18
  Instead of doing cats and cannibalism and voodoo, I'm gonna do cat memes and cat songs, which are gonna be a lot of fun. I've got some really great stuff towards the end of the show beginning to with that. But before we get started, make sure if you're watching on Rumble, especially first off, thank you for supporting Rumble, this free speech platform, but make sure you hit that green follow button. If you're watching on YouTube, please go join us over on Rumble where we can talk about anything that we want to. That's a big thing.
• 2:45
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• 3:03
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• 4:33
  Call (626) 654-1906 or visit goldwithseth.com to get your free gold and silver investment guide. Again, it's (626) 654-1906 or goldwithseth.com, and those are also in the description below. Alright. So jumping into the first thing, that we are we talking about tonight. So if you know me, I'm a big fan of the second amendment.
• 5:00
  And there's always unlimited arguments about why guns are bad, and, you know, there's a huge debate as you're probably well aware. And what used to be, you know, something that they'd say, you know, why why do you need a a gun to hunt deer? Why do you need a 30 round magazine clip to hunt deer? People are waking up to it, but actually, there's a woman who I've interviewed before, Lily Tong Williams, who's running for I forget exactly which position she's running for. It might be senate or congress.
• 5:27
  I forget what it is in her state. She just won her primary, and but she's at a little meeting, and I believe she's talking to David Hogg. So if you've moved David Hogg, he's one of the major anti gun voices. And I wanna start with this because if someone ever asks you, okay, hey, why do you believe in the second amendment? Why do you think that we need guns?
• 5:49
  Right? Why is it so important to you? Like, this is the answer that, in my opinion, is almost impossible to argue with. So I'm gonna play this for you really quick because this is gonna I think it is gonna help us kinda get get the show kicked off tonight. So here we go.
• 6:02
  This is Lily Tong Williams. Alright. Actually, so yeah. So she she was okay. So sorry.
• 6:07
  She's running for the house of representatives, and she just run, she just won her primary in New Hampshire. So check out this video. It's about, it's fifty six seconds long.
• 6:19
  Speaker 2: Hi. My name is Lily Tang Williams. Welcome to my live free or die state. Actually, I am a Chinese immigrant who survived communism. And under Mao, you know, forty million people were starving to death after he saw the communism to them.
• 6:36
  And twenty million people died, murdered during his cultural revolution. So my question to you, David, is that can you guarantee me a gun owner tonight? Our government in The US in DC will never, never become a tyrannical government. Can you guarantee that to me?
• 6:58
  Speaker 3: There's no way I can ever guarantee that any government will not be tyrannical.
• 7:01
  Speaker 2: Well, then they debate on gun control is over because I will never give up my guns. Never. Never. And you should go to China to say how gun control works for dictatorship of CCP. Hi, my
• 7:16
  Seth Holehouse: Yes. There you go. I mean and that that's it. It's interesting because as I've evolved in my understanding of the constitution and of America, right, as I've kinda entered into this this place I'm at in life, I'm reflecting a lot on these things, I'm sure as you are as well. One thing I've been really thinking about is the role of the second amendment.
• 7:37
  And when I was younger, I didn't understand it. Like, I thought that it was, you know, it was something that, you know, for hunting, and it's it's good for us to have guns. It's part of American gun culture. And, you know, you need to be able to protect yourself from bad people. And and I I started, you know, earlier on kinda fitting into the the perspective of, like, well, you know, the good guys need guns because if if you take the guns away from the good guys, the bad guys still have them, and they're gonna use them against you.
• 8:01
  So, you know, the criminals, they're that, know, they've already have illegal guns. Like, it's it's a big part of their business is buying and selling illegal guns. You know, guns with the serial numbers scratched off of it. Right? That that's you know, or ghost guns that are printed, you know, three d printed, etcetera.
• 8:16
  There's a whole industry of of illegal guns. And, actually, the biggest client and and seller and dealer is oftentimes our own government. Right? Go look at the operation fast and furious. So that was off my perspective.
• 8:29
  But, actually, as I've I've, you know, I guess, matured in my understanding of the world and everything, it's really about this. Like, she nails it with that statement. She's asking, and you can ask someone like this. Right? Ask any of your friends or, the same question.
• 8:42
  If they say, hey. Why do you believe in guns? It's like, well, let me ask you a question. Can you guarantee me that our The United States Government will never become tyrannical? Can you guarantee that?
• 8:54
  And I think that any any rational person would say, no. I can't guarantee that. Like, how can I guarantee that the government would not become tyrannical? Like, I don't control the government. And it's like, yeah.
• 9:05
  That's the point. They like, maybe they don't they don't become tyrannical right now. Maybe not in ten years, but in twenty years and thirty years. If you look at the history of the world, it's it's you know, there's lots of examples of powerful empires and powerful countries that have freedom and everything that end up falling into tyranny. So it's not that far of a stretch.
• 9:28
  And so and to me, this is the perfect thing. So if your friend that, you know, you're asking, like, no. I can't guarantee that. How can I guarantee that? It's like, yeah.
• 9:35
  That's the point is because no one can guarantee it. And in fact, not only can you not guarantee it, if you look, you know, rationally, you see that most of the signs are pointing towards that. And in that instance, it's like, read Solskja Solskhenitsyn. Right? Go go read some of the stories of people in Cambodia or communist China of how how well they did without being able to defend themselves against soldiers.
• 9:57
  And that's the thing is that you can't really make up much of a of an excuse for that. So, anyway, I wanted to start with that because I think it's just it's just such a good point for discussion that and it it's it's rational. And that's the other thing I've come to as I've, you know, expanded my understanding of the world and and studies and especially through doing this as man in America. I've I've just learned so much. I interview so many brilliant people.
• 10:18
  And the one thing that I've understood is that when you have the truth and you have logic, you don't need to spend a lot of time arguing with people. Like, they might wanna pull you into arguments that are emotional, but you just go back to your facts. You stay really calm. And, you know, so say someone's attacking you for guns and gun violence and all that kind of stuff. It's like, look.
• 10:36
  Like, I I you know, as a a father and a husband, it is my job to protect my household. If, you know, another question you could say is, like, do you believe that there's a chance that sometime in the future that some sort of enemy, some sort of hostile enemy could invade America? Right? But it happens. Right?
• 10:54
  Like, we're on the brink of World War three as we'll be covering today. It's like, that's the same thing. Like, that's what you know, I I had a family member that was in town, from overseas, and I was talking to them, and they're more liberal. They don't understand the gun culture of America. And I remember, you know, explaining to him, why, you know, why I'm very pro gun.
• 11:10
  Because for a lot of people outside of America, they think that we're crazy redneck gun nuts. And I was explaining. I said, look. Like, it's this it's for the same reason why I have a lot of food set aside. If something happens in our country and there's a foreign enemy on our soil, as the head of the household, it's my responsibility to protect my family.
• 11:30
  And if I if I if I'm like, you know what? I don't want any guns because, you know, guns are bad and and I they they give me, like, the icky icky feel feelings. If that's my perspective and someone comes to my front door or, you know, someone breaks into my home with the intention of harming my family, of harming my wife or my two young daughters, and I don't have a way to defend myself, and they they have evil brought upon them. It's my fault. The the buck stops with me as the head of the household.
• 11:58
  And I explained this to him, and then it actually was it was hard for him to argue. It wasn't really who's trying to argue. He was actually trying to understand what the what the gun culture is like here in America. And it's like, look. It's the same reason why I have all this storable food.
• 12:09
  Because if there's a grid down scenario or something that happens, and I can't go to the grocery store anymore, like, if I if my family starves, it's my fault. As the head of the household, it's my fault for not preparing. It's my fault for not seeing the potential of that and reading the signs, like, reading the tea leaves and saying, yeah. There's actually a pretty decent chance that there's gonna be food shortages sometime in the next five or ten years. So okay.
• 12:33
  Well, I put aside this food. So, anyway, that's just that's how I look at it. And to me, these are rational arguments. Right? So that's and that's the beauty is that when you have when you have have taken an an honest and an earnest, journey to to find the truth and and to discover truth, and you're looking for not to not as a confirmation bias.
• 12:52
  You're not seek seeking out truth so that you can just confirm what you already know, but you're genuinely looking to change even your own notions about how the world works by just understanding things. You you arrive at a point where you're like, yeah. I'm pretty sure that my worldview is is pretty close to the the version of truth. Now, of course, you can never be absolute in that, like it's and I accept that. But when you are very honest and you're seeking and you're researching and you're willing to challenge your own ideas and entertain ideas that are actually very different than how you think and what you believe in, I I really believe that's a journey of getting closer to truth.
• 13:28
  And that's what I do. Like, it really is genuinely what I do on this show. I I I walk you through the journey that I'm going on to figure out what's going on in this world. And I am sometimes wrong, and I encourage you to do your own research. And if there's one thing that I can I can impart in you with this show, it's just that you should do your own research?
• 13:47
  Do what I do. Like, go and dig and put together things and look for references and cross cross reference and, you know, use your own kind of your own gut to tell you what you think is good or not. So, anyway, continuing on though, as I talked about, you know, World War three. So this is actually a a pretty important topic that really needs to be discussed. And taking a step back, what I see happening is that there are the, you know, the deep state, NATO, whatever this you're you call this creature, it really, really wants World War three.
• 14:20
  Right? Because for one, it it really helps to submit their presidency as you're you know, again, this is something that, as far as I understand that you've you've never had when when America's at war, we've never had a a president voted out amidst that period. Now things have changed a little bit now that Biden is out of the picture and Kamala's back in. I think that, like, maybe if we enter into war, you'd see even more people going towards Trump than Kamala because they'd be thinking, I I don't trust this woman in as a commander in chief of the army. Like, I want that Trump guy who's like, I'm gonna blow up your house if you're a terrorist.
• 14:53
  Okay? But this is it's something we have to look at. So I'm gonna pull up a a few things. So, so a very important article that came out a couple of days ago. Actually, I see I see Sue Smith saying, I wonder how many years worth of eggs Seth has freeze dried.
• 15:10
  I see a a rumble comment there. And, actually, that is true. So I will admit, well, we don't have our chickens back yet. We're gonna build a chicken coop in the spring since we moved. But, you know, back in Ohio, we had, you know, I think we have up to about 50 chickens.
• 15:24
  And I discovered actually, I'll I'll come back to this article real quick. But I discovered in the process that, you know, 50 chickens lay about 40 eggs a day. And I had at that point, it was myself, my wife, and my little daughter. So there's no way we're eating 40 eggs a day. So we ended up getting a a harvest ripe freeze dryer because you can you can freeze.
• 15:43
  I could freeze, like, a hundred eggs in a single batch. So to answer your question of how many years worth of eggs, like, I've got boxes. I've got boxes and Tupperware boxes of, Mylar sealed bags of freeze dried eggs. So, we'll be having omelettes, well into the future if there's a food shortage. So, anyway, thank you for that comment, Sue.
• 16:02
  I love love these interactions. So back to the article I was gonna tell you about here. White House finalizing plans to expand where Ukraine can hit inside Russia. Now this is really important, and I've got I've got two more videos to show you after I go over this article a little bit that shows you, Putin's reaction to this and also the reaction of Polish, you know, politicians and officials reacting to Blinken being over there. So, basically, what this this article is saying is that there's this exclusive article, some Politico, saying that the talks have been closely held among a small group of officials inside the White House.
• 16:38
  And as I understand what they're saying is basically that they are discussing, you know, in essence, giving Ukraine permission to use, British and US and NATO missiles, inside of Russia. Right? So, basically, you know, you look at it. It's okay. So Ukraine is a proxy.
• 17:00
  It's a proxy war. So that's what the discussion is. It's come out that basically within a day or so of this discussion, Blinken was supposed to be announcing that they've approved something or some sort of formality of saying that, look, you know, Ukraine can now use these missile systems to strike inside of Russia. Now I wanna show you, Putin's response to this. And now, this is a post from Ian Carroll, who says, listen to what Putin says very clearly here.
• 17:28
  The this this decision to strike with long range missile, long range weapons would be literally the start of World War three. They would lie to ignorant westerners and say that Ukraine was just defending itself and blame escalation on Russia. They want war. They always want war. This is why I'm not voting Democrat anymore.
• 17:47
  So, actually, you know, Ian used to be, like, a very strong liberal, you know, major Democrat. He says they become the party of war. So this is, an exchange that with Putin and a reporter. And I'm gonna, so it's the subtitles are in English, but the audio is in Russian. So I'm gonna keep the volume a little lower, and I'm gonna read the subtitles because we have a lot of podcast listeners.
• 18:08
  Or if you're watching the this on video, but you're, say, you're cleaning the kitchen, this is on the background, you're not gonna miss out. So I'll I'll I'll, turn the volume down a little bit, and I will read, what these subtitles are saying here. This is really important what Putin his Putin's response. The report says in recent days, we've seen and heard very high level discussions in The UK and The USA about the Kyiv regime, being able to strike deep into Russian territory with long range western weapons. And it appears that this decision is either about to be taken or apparently has already been taken at all.
• 18:41
  And this thing, of course, is extraordinary. I wanted to ask, yeah, your comment on what is happening. So Putin says there's an attempt to substitute concepts because we are not talking about authorizing or banning the Kyiv regime from striking across the entire territory. It's already striking with the help of drones and other means. But when it comes to using high precision, long range, western made weapons, it's a completely different story.
• 19:20
  The fact is that I've already mentioned this, and any experts will confirm that both in our country and in the West, the Ukrainian army is not able to strike with modern long range precision systems of western manufacture. It cannot do this. It can only do so using intelligence from satellites, which Ukraine does not have. This data is only from EU satellites or from The United States, in general, from NATO satellites. So this is the first thing.
• 19:56
  The second and very important may be the key is that only NATO servicemen can, in fact, enter flight assignments into these missile systems. So Ukrainian servicemen cannot do this. And so this is not about allowing the Ukrainian regime to strike Russia with these weapons or not. It's about deciding whether NATO countries are directly involved in a military conflict or not. If this decision is made, it'll be it will mean nothing other than the direct participation of NATO countries, The United States, European countries in the war in Ukraine.
• 20:46
  This is their direct participation, and this already, of course, significantly changes the very essence, the very nature of conflict. This would mean that NATO countries, United States, European countries are at war with Russia. And if that is the case, then bearing in mind the change in the very essence of this conflict, we will take appropriate decisions based on the threats that will be posed to us. So, hopefully, you got all that, you know, through my my my reading of the translation. So what I took away from it is basically what he's saying is that, look, this isn't about it's a lie to say this is about the western countries giving Ukraine permission to use these missile systems to strike inside of Russia.
• 21:35
  What he's saying is that the Ukrainian servicemen, the Ukrainian, you know, army doesn't have the capability nor the information nor the satellite access or any of that kind of stuff. They don't have the capability to fire these long range weapon systems and missiles into Russia. And he's saying that it's only through NATO, European countries, or The United States actually using Ukraine as a proxy to fire missiles into Russia. And so he's saying that if they do that, right, and this is what is expected to be announced. I'm I don't think it's been announced as of, you know, filming this, that Blinken hasn't made this announcement, but the the political report is saying that they intend on making this announcement.
• 22:17
  So what he's what he's saying is, look. If they make this announcement, if they carry this out, that it's a proxy war, it's The United States or NATO or the European countries basically using weapon systems that they put into Ukraine, and they're the ones that would be pulling the trigger and firing those weapons into Russia, which would mean that the war has now gone from being directly Ukraine and Russia to a something where it's literally The United States sending missiles and and and basically blowing up parts of Russia. Like, this take this becomes World War three. Like, that this is how close we are to being, in a World War three. And this it's frightening because what he's, you know, what he's saying, like, this changes the nature of it.
• 23:00
  Yeah. It does. Like, you know, Putin, he's not dropping missiles on America. He's not, you know, he's you know, I know that there's been reports of, like I say, his Poseidon missiles, and there have been reports of different West weapon systems, and they've got warships that are near Cuba. So there's obviously a lot of posturing and a lot of, you know, prewar activity, but he hasn't done anything.
• 23:20
  But if the Ukraine, a proxy for the, you know, the NATO or The US, if they're launching some sort of ICBM or something into whatever weapon system they have and they're shooting you know, they're blowing up part of Moscow or, you know, whatever it is, that's World War three. And he's no longer if I understand it correctly, he's no longer just focusing his efforts on on Ukraine at that point. And my concern is that China, the CCP, has been backing Putin with his actions in the Ukraine. We also know, and I've covered a lot, how there's a lot of indicators that China and the CCP want to destroy America. So that's my concern is that if The US does this, hypothetically, say, you know, they give permission and then say, you know, Ukraine then fires some sort of missile and blows up part of Moscow, it's kind of the equivalent of The US sending out a warship, firing a missile, and blowing up Moscow.
• 24:16
  My concern is the retaliation because maybe then Putin or the CCP says, hey. Look. This is fair game. Right? The United States just attacked Russia on Russian soil, so we're gonna return the favor.
• 24:28
  And then, folks, you've got nuclear war. So going back to the earlier state where I said, yeah. Like, do I keep do I have guns and food because I feel responsible for protect for protecting my family? Like, go watch Red Dawn. Not the new one, not the one where they change it from being the Chinese to the Koreans.
• 24:45
  Go watch the original Red Dawn where it was the Soviets invading America and ask yourself if if you're a person, like, that's a very real scenario. A lot of folks think, oh, there's no way they're gonna attack America on American soil. You know, folks, if it's very, very likely. Right? And I've I've I've studied this extensively.
• 25:04
  It's like, okay. If I was a CCP and if I was Russia and my goal was to bring down America, I'd first I'd I'd launch an EMP. I'd hit them with an EMP. That's it. Right?
• 25:13
  Even the military grid is would not sustain what it needs to set. And I've I've done extensive interviews on this with, Jonathan Hollerman in particular, who's one of the the experts on EMP and on the state of our grid in America. All it takes and, like, you know, China and Russia both have the tech. Right? So does Iran.
• 25:30
  A lot of countries in North Korea, they have the tech to do an EMP, probably a nuclear EMP overhead. You know, they fired up, you know, high up in the atmosphere, and it it blows up and, you know, the the fallout basically destroys all electronics. So if if they did an EMP first, you know, that's what I do. Like, if I was in their shoes and it was like, okay. Here here's how you get get rid of America.
• 25:49
  Do an EMP, give it, like, you know, four weeks, five weeks. Within four or five weeks, the entire country is complete chaos. Like, complete chaos. No one you know, most people don't don't save food. They're not preparing this kind of stuff.
• 26:01
  So do the MP first. Let the whole country just kinda descend into chaos. And after about, you know, four weeks or six weeks or eight weeks, you bring in the troops, clean things up. It's a very real scenario. I'm not trying to be a fearmonger, but, like, as I just showed you, like, we're on the edge of a World War three scenario.
• 26:20
  Now I hope and I pray that that won't happen, but I don't I don't wanna ignore it because I don't like to talk about uncomfortable things. So I do wanna I have one more video to show you though I I mentioned. So this is actually, here's a post. This is from Laura Logan. It says, this is absolutely staggering.
• 26:38
  When have you ever heard anyone on the planet deliver a public rebuke of this nature to a sitting US secretary of state? That's a big f u to the deep state. So I wanna play this real quick. So this is the poll is it what it's saying is Polish people are concerned The USA is about to start World War three. So the Polish MEP Braun, is talking about Anthony Blinken visiting Poland today.
• 27:02
  So listen to his words here about this.
• 27:05
  Speaker 4: Blinken, go home. Go home as soon as possible. Get lost. Get lost. We don't want you here.
• 27:15
  We don't want. We don't want Polish people paying and dying for your words. Thank you very much. Blink and go.
• 27:31
  Seth Holehouse: Yes. And he's saying, and he he's speaking very honestly there. Right? He's like, look. Blinken, get out of here.
• 27:39
  Like, don't pull us into World War three. We we don't wanna send our young to die. And if you look at Poland, actually, I think it was actually Poland that just authorized the use of live ammunition for protecting their border. Where they they so, like, whereas in America, it's like, Open the border. Come join us.
• 27:55
  Hey. Are you from a gang? Are you from a violent gang in Venezuela? Great. Here's a here's a debit card with some cash on it.
• 28:02
  Here's an apartment you can take over. Here's some free food. I this is what's and this is kinda what's happening in America, whereas Poland, you know, different leadership. They they literally I think this just voted into law that now they're gonna be using live rounds. Right?
• 28:15
  So if there are people coming across the border, they'll just get shot. Like, that's how you close the border. Right? It's like, that's how you do it, folks. I'm not saying that we should go shoot a bunch of migrants.
• 28:25
  I'm not saying that. But if if you have a country to protect and there's criminals coming across your border, it's a pretty effective method. Right? To me, it's the same thing as as there's certain countries that if if someone gets caught abusing children, it's either the death sentence or or chemical castration. Like, there's certain countries that I think that if someone gets caught, molesting children or raping children, it's the death sentence.
• 28:47
  And the rate of pedophilia is extremely low there versus California where you get some sort of star and you get an award for it, and they're passing all kinds of laws to make it even easier to to do these things to kids. Right? So, you know, it's kinda crazy stuff. It it's just, you know so I again, I hope and I pray that we don't get pulled into World War three. And my gut tells me we won't.
• 29:11
  Like, that's just my gut. Right? And watching this stuff play out, I just feel like there's there's it's not gonna happen. But I I could be wrong. Right?
• 29:19
  I'm I'm I'm wrong about a lot of things. So alright. So, you know, continuing on, actually, so we've got we're gonna talk a little bit about MAGA now. But before we get into MAGA, I do have one other message for you. So folks, I wanna talk to you about something really important.
• 29:33
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• 29:43
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• 30:36
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• 30:46
  Let's pull it up here for you, from Nicole Shanahan, right, who's, you know, RFK junior's running mate. And it's she calls it where are or said, really are the MAGA people? It's it's a two it's a two and a half minute video that I'm gonna play for you that I just I I really like it. It's it's something that like, I almost feel like that MAGA is not political anymore. As much as there's people that say, yes, it's absolutely political.
• 31:15
  What this video shows, I think, is is on a lot of ways, it's the essence of it's it's this desire to go back to America to what it was. It's these people that have these memories of you know, I'm sure you do. It's like I do as well. Like, I remember, you know, I grew up in the eighties. I was born in '86.
• 31:31
  Right? So I grew up in the eighties, mostly the nineties. But I remember as a kid riding my bike around the neighborhood and and not worrying. And I see, like, my parents and and the stories of them and and how they grew up and what life was like in the in the sixties and the seventies. And and then even my my grandparents, what life was like for them coming through the, you know, Great Depression.
• 31:49
  And so I think that in a lot of ways, you know, make America great again. It's about returning back to those roots. But I wanna I wanna play this video for you. Again, it's two and a half minutes long because it really sets up our next thing, which is gonna be getting into Biden. And, like, the the question of, like, is Biden actually becoming pro Trump?
• 32:08
  It's a weird thing, but I got some stuff to show you on that. So let's go and watch this video first, though, because this is just it's just it's just beautiful. And I I love how it's done. Let's check it out.
• 32:18
  Speaker 5: Across the Atlantic in the North American country of The United States lies a fascinating and often misunderstood collective. From its Northeastern cities to its Midwestern towns to its expansive West, this courageous group of individuals are most notably known for their unwavering patriotism. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of the Maga people. As we embarked on our journey, we were judicious in taking all necessary precautions. Our media had warned us that these were a vicious, radical, and even deplorable people.
• 32:59
  Contrary to what we had been told, we found the MAGA people to be warm, loving, and even rather cheeky at times. As we spent time with the Maaga people, we learned that their mantra make America great again is an optimistic belief that The United States will once again prosper by returning to its founding principles of a government by and for the people. Under these beliefs, the Maaga people strive to protect America's constitution, freedom of its citizens, health of its people, and a yearning to restore the American dream that existed not so long ago. Notice their rather wholesome familial demeanor. They often talk about their love of family, the importance of truth, and a desire for basic human rights.
• 33:43
  As they strive to uphold the peace and harmony throughout their communities, the Maga people are insistent on protecting their borders. However, they are not inherently confrontational as they advocate for ending the wars and military presence abroad. Further observations reveal that Maaga people come from all walks of life, including farmers and ranchers, family owned businesses, entrepreneurs, health advocates, blue collar workers, and military servicemen. And just recently, the Maaga people joined forces with another group, the Maha people. Together the Maaga and Maha started a movement to make America healthy again.
• 34:22
  As we departed back to our native land, we couldn't help but reflect on all that the Maaga people had taught us. Once perceived as a dangerous and barbaric group, we found ourselves feeling enlightened by the MAGA's moral, ethical, and honest ways of life. One could only hope that a similar movement would eventually emerge for us.
• 34:47
  Seth Holehouse: Don't know. I just I just I love that. Obviously, like, it's it's really catchy just the the the the vintage looking footage of it and the you know, it's like a video as if they just discovered some tribe in the Amazon. But it's nice because it's it, like, it wasn't political. It wasn't about, you know, politics.
• 35:05
  I mean, obviously, to a certain degree, it was, but it was really about just this belief of, like, I I just wanna live my life. Like, this is America. I want the rights given to be my God. I want the ability to speak freely. I want the my the ability to raise a family and have a job and build a business if I so wish, and and that's it.
• 35:26
  It's actually really simple. And then if you combine the the MAHA, right, since you have the MAGA tribes and the MAHA tribes have been joining forces for a new transformation of America, it's like, yeah, the MAHA, they make make America healthy again. Mean, who can argue with that? Right? Let's get rid of seed oils.
• 35:40
  Let's stop new chemtrailing everything, and, you know, there's a whole, you know, whole number of things. You know, bring justice to the criminals and the FDA and big pharma. So, anyway, it just just a a beautiful video that I wanted to share with you. But what's really, really interesting, which I wanna get into, is Joe Biden. And look.
• 35:59
  I'll admit, you know, for, you know, a lot, you know, a lot of the show's coverage, I haven't thought very favorably of him. And but there's something that interesting that happened, and I think it it to me, it sparks a broader discussion. So, on a tour, I think that, you know, Biden does this kinda nine eleven tour. He goes to these different spots and everything, and there's a a place one particular place that he goes to that's very conservative. And so they intentionally, like, they always wear, like, Trump shirts and everything when he goes there.
• 36:25
  It's kinda funny, but I wanna play this video, and maybe you've seen this already because it's really gone all over the place. But take a look at this because this is really interesting. You know, I'm gonna turn the sign up so you can hear it because well, I'll let you watch it, and I'll get my comments on it. So check this out.
• 36:49
  Speaker 6: I don't remember my name. I'm Oh, Shirley Park. You're at Old Park. Yeah. I know, man.
• 36:56
  I'm an old guy. And you're an old I know you would know about that. What? About being old. Oh, I know.
• 37:03
  Alright. I'm a young timer. Man. And who reminds me of the guys I grew up with? There was always one in the neighborhood.
• 37:12
  Well, I'm the only one. There you go, man. I'll you got I need I need that hat. You want my autograph? Hell no.
• 37:25
  You know my name. Come on. I ain't going that far. Yeah. You think you're doing filthy?
• 38:04
  Seth Holehouse: And I'm not sure what your response is, Seth. But when I watched that, it's like he's he's actually funny. And and he's even joking about the dogs and cats at the very end of it. He's like, hey. Remember, don't go eating dogs and cats.
• 38:14
  I mean, he's mocking, like, this this this whole situation, but I think it's in a way that's, like, positive towards the Trump camp. And you see him interacting with that old guy, and it's it's funny. And the fact that, like like, the fact that he he went out and put on a Trump hat, like, me, it was there's a few things that come out of this. But for one, here's what I think is I think that he's he's angry that he got shoved aside. Right?
• 38:39
  Like, I think that that you could see, right, as we're leading up to the the debate between he and Trump, you saw the attacks on him. And and it's very clearly, if you look at the two debates, it was very clear that one debate hosted by CNN was designed to make Biden look terrible. Right? It's for kind of the pieces I put together that the intention of that debate was to set the stage for the removal of Joe Biden so they could bring in Kamala. Now if you look at the most recent debate, it was obvious that that whole thing was rigged.
• 39:07
  It was three against one to make Kamala look really good, to make Trump look bad. So it's very apparent. And it's funny is that even in the debate, you know, with with Trump and Kamala, he's he said he was kinda referenced the fact that Biden's really upset at Kamala, and that they kinda threw him out. And there's been a lot of discussion of this, but, you know, he kinda got tossed to the side. And so you look at this, and it's like, gosh, I I wonder if he's now become, like, this loose cannon where he's this old guy.
• 39:35
  Like, he's got nothing to lose. I mean, you know, he he'd be lucky to live there ten years at that age. It's it's just the reality of it. So it's it's kinda like these people that you have these these folks that were, like, CIA contractors or they work for the government, you know, they they get to be like, they have cancer at age 80, and they're like, you know what? Who cares?
• 39:52
  Like, I'm spilling all my secrets. There's underground tunnels. There's aliens. Like, all that crazy stuff that maybe you've seen. So you look at this, it makes me think, like, maybe they've lost control of him, and maybe he's just he's bitter.
• 40:04
  He's bitter that he got pulled out of his position because he wanted to be president again, and he kinda got tossed to the side like spoiled meat. It was kinda like, okay. We're done with you, meat puppet. We're gonna throw you to the side, and he's been hanging on the beach, but it makes me wonder if he's doing this on purpose. Now it could be look.
• 40:22
  I know that he's got he he's got calling to decline, and it could be that he's just not really a %, you know, in terms of his actions and everything. But, I mean, he could also be very well aware of what he's doing, and he could be trolling Kamala. I mean, he'd be trolling the democrats by saying, look. You guys kinda screwed me over. So now I'm gonna endorse the the big guy.
• 40:43
  Right? And even funnier, there's a video video that was, like, shortly after that, I'll pull up for you, of, this is from DC Drano of Biden walking up, in the air force one carrying a red hat. Now there's people that were saying, oh, this is the it's it's a MAGA hat, but don't think it is. But here's, here's DC Drano's technique. He says, is Biden carrying a MAGA hat?
• 41:03
  No. Is he carrying a very similar red hat in front of cameras to send a message to Kamala? He's yes. Looks like bar Biden is starting his revenge tour. And this is, like, that's the exact sentiment I have.
• 41:16
  So I'll play this for not gonna I'll leave the volume kinda low. But you can see is that you can see him walking up the stairs, pardon me, carrying this red hat. And the thing is is that, like, Trump owns the brand of red hat. Right? There's only one red hat.
• 41:37
  Like, if you see anybody in public, if I see him in public, if I'm at Home Depot or Lowe's or whatever, and I see someone wearing a red hat, I I pretty quickly think, is that is that a MAGA hat? Right? And and a lot of times, it is. Right? I'll look at it and say, is.
• 41:49
  So the fact that he's carrying this red hat up the stairs, I mean, I agree. It's like, has he started his revenge tour? And, like, honestly, like, I I who knows? Like, the thing is, and this is, you know, it's an important lesson because I'll it does let's take a look at this real quick is that we have identified a lot of enemies of the people. Right?
• 42:13
  And I think that there's a lot of folks that would say that Biden is an enemy of America. Right? That he did terrible things to America. But a lot of people are controlled. I'm not giving anybody a hall pass.
• 42:24
  Trust me. But there's there's a lot of reasons why a lot of people in these positions are controlled. Like, some of them are literally, CIA mind slaves. Okay? And I'm I'm I'm actually working on setting up an interview with someone that was part of the c n that was literally, like, he's a CIA whistleblower, for MK Ultra programming, and he explains, like, some crazy stuff in some of the interviews I've seen with him about, like, how they turn people into, mind slaves, MK Ultra mind slaves, and then put those people into you know, positions of power, political, entertainment, celebrity, etcetera.
• 42:58
  So there's a lot of people that they they might not even actually be in control. Like, literally, think about it. As much as you let's just take a particular politician that we hate. Right? And you think, okay.
• 43:08
  I hate this person and and, like, they're they're anti American, etcetera. Well, what if that person was born into an an SRA family, a satanic family that was in cahoots with the CIA, and what that person was tortured since they were two years old. Right? Which if you look at MK Ultra program, it's how it works. Right?
• 43:26
  It it's it's it's physical abuse. It's sexual abuse. It's verbal abuse. And it starts at a very, very young age, like toddler type age, because it gets them to splint splint to their personality. Right?
• 43:36
  You get into dis dis disassociation. You know, you wanna go back and watch my interview with Kathy O'Brien, it's a great interview. But what they do is that that that process causes disassociation, which then the person retracts and retreats so far into their their being because of the torture and everything that they can then splinter that person's mind into multiple personalities. And the person that is, like, the true owner of the body might only be 10% of what's actually happening in that body, but they might they put different they can load different characters into the personalities. Right?
• 44:07
  So it's almost like multi personality disorder, but it's it's it's controlled. This is like it's science. Right? Like, if you study this, it is scientific how well they have the ability to do this. And so you look at these politicians and, like, I don't know.
• 44:20
  It's like one question I have is is, like, is that person an MKL an ultra mind slave? Are they not even in control? You look at some of the celebrities. Look at look at Britney Spears, how she's acting now. It gets very apparent that she was some sort of mind controlled slave through drugs and who knows what else.
• 44:36
  And and and her programming is broken now, and it's like, I feel bad for the for the girl. Right? But you look at Biden, it's like, maybe something snapped in him. And and, like, what, like, what do you do if he ends up playing a positive role? Like, you know how powerful that would be if Biden comes out and endorses Trump?
• 44:52
  Even him taking a picture with a MAGA hat. Like, that's huge. I I honestly, I bet, like, the the the the the Democrats who saw that would be freaking out. They're like, are you kidding me? Like, this guy just walked into this place and put a MAGA hat on and smiled for the camera wearing a MAGA hat.
• 45:10
  Like, it's almost comical. It really is. So, anyway, it's just I I just think it's just it's just kind of it's comical, to say the least. So now, we're not gonna have a little bit of fun. Okay?
• 45:22
  So if you watch the debate, and you saw that Trump talking about how they're eating the pets, they're eating the cats. So even though the the hosts, they tried to fact check Trump, it was a very poor fact check for one. Right? Because Trump's like, hey. Look.
• 45:38
  They're they're eating cats. They're eating there's, you know, eating geese, and they're eating people's pets. And I think it was David Murak, I think it's his name. He was like, no. No.
• 45:46
  No. No. Look. Like, we checked with the Springfield Manager, and the Springfield Manager told us that that's not happening. It's like most people know that that doesn't mean anything.
• 45:56
  Also, a quick thank you for Steve Explos on Rumble. He just donated $20. Thank you so much. I guess that's it says, have a have a great weekend, Seth. Thank you.
• 46:06
  It's very kind of you. I appreciate that. So, anyway, so they they try they try to fact check for Trump during the debate and say, look, it's a conspiracy that they're eating the cats, and and and you're and they're kinda mocking him for it. But the reality is is that what happens when someone does that, when someone says that makes an outrageous claim, like, they're eating pets in Springfield. A lot of people are saying, like, I'm gonna go look into that.
• 46:30
  And the crazy thing is there's so much information coming out about it that they can't hide it. So it's become very obvious that it's true. And, actually, what's happening is they're finding dead mutilated cats, like, in Texas and all over the place, and there's all this other information coming out and saying, yeah. You know, a good chunk of the of the Haitians, practice voodoo, and animal sacrifice and eating, you know, animals like cats is actually very common in voodoo. So there's a very high likelihood that it's true.
• 46:59
  This like, this is my show earlier this week where I talked about the voodoo and the and the rituals and what it means and everything. And so but what's crazy though is that there's just become this massive viral movement, and even Biden's making fun of it. Right? Even Biden is joining in and saying, hey. Don't eat don't eat the dogs and the cats.
• 47:15
  There's this huge movement of people that are just using this as this lighthearted, fun, but, like, it's done in a way that it's really positive. Like, it's a it's, like, engaging a lot of people. And so, anyway, like so for instance, if you go on to Twitter, and I'll pull up here, you search for MAGA cat. Like, the funny thing is is you're getting all these pictures. Like, these they're they're and and, you know, no thanks to AI.
• 47:37
  Right? But you have all these photos of people that, like, you know, cats for Trump. There's t shirts. There is like, there's so much stuff that's coming out, and these things are going super viral. Right?
• 47:49
  Here's a here's a t shirt right here. Right? Cats for Trump twenty twenty four. Right? Because it's the whole thing.
• 47:54
  It's like, well, Trump's gonna save the cats from being eaten. So this guy's like, this guy's awesome. Like, here's a little AI video of Trump holding a cat. It's kind of like, what's funny is the whole thing, as much as they tried to make this about mocking Trump and exposing him as being a liar, it's backfired. And now you have now you have these viral videos of, like, they've turned Trump into the hero that saves the cats from the savages.
• 48:22
  Like, that's what's happened with this. But what's it's just interesting. So there's a post from, Scott Adams, I think I wanna read to you because he really hits hits a hits a home. He says, I'm revising my debate scoring. My first impression was a tie, which I call it a Harris victory.
• 48:39
  But the only thing I recall about the debate today is they're eating the dogs. It's visual. It's scary. It's viral. It's memorable.
• 48:47
  It's repeatable, and directionally correct in terms of unchecked immigration risk. It's the strongest play of the election. Trump won the debate. He says, gotta stop underestimating his game. Trump Trump had no base hits in the in debate, but his long ball is still rising.
• 49:02
  Incredible. And he makes it a really, really good point. Is that, you know, like, you watch a debate, and it's like, okay. What do you remember? It's like, I I watched it.
• 49:11
  I did a livestream of it. I don't remember the exact discussion points. Like, you're left with those little sound bites. And if you have one that goes viral, it's like, that's all people know. So, like, right now, the only memory of the debate is the cats.
• 49:24
  Trump saying they're e they're eating the cats. Right? And what's even better about it is their people are making songs. So I've actually got I have this is a real treat. Okay?
• 49:33
  This is a real treat for you. So it's a two minute song that was produced by this guy let's see. What is his name? The Kiffness. This is this is who who did it.
• 49:43
  So kudos to the Kiffness. Okay? And so I'm just gonna play this for you. It is so good. It's so funny.
• 49:51
  It's so positive. It makes you excited, it makes you happy again. Right? This is the beautiful part. It's like you watch this.
• 49:56
  It's like, it's like there's actually some fun stuff going on in American politics. It's not just like dirty attacks and smear campaigns. Like, there's cool videos about cats. So anyway, I'm gonna play this for you, because I just I just I got I got such a kick out of this. So listen to this.
• 50:11
  You're gonna love it. If you don't love it, I don't know. I I I don't know how you wouldn't be able to love this. Check it out.
• 50:16
  Speaker 7: In Springfield, they're eating the dogs. They're eating the cats. They're eating the pets of the people that live there. They're eating the dogs. They're eating the cats.
• 50:33
  They're eating the pets of the people that live there. People of Springfield, please don't eat my cats. Why would you do that? Eat something else. The cats.
• 51:03
  They're eating the pets of the that live there. They're eating the dogs. They're eating the cats. They're eating the pets of the people that live there. They're eating the dogs.
• 51:56
  I
• 52:04
  Seth Holehouse: don't know. I just I I saw that. I listened to it so many times. I brought Kate in the room. Like, Kate, you gotta listen to this.
• 52:09
  And she loved it. And she's a she's not easy to please with music. Trust me. She's a musician. She's got very, very distinguished taste that she's like, only likes this stuff.
• 52:18
  And I I saw that, and it was just so light hearted. It's so just fun that, you know, like, there it's like, I know look. I know it's a serious topic. And, like, if if someone if I had a cat and someone ate it, I'd be really, really upset. So I'm not I'm not mocking those people.
• 52:34
  I feel bad for those people. But sometimes, you have to laugh about this stuff because it allows you to kinda have that that pressure relief, which is like, we're all so stressed out these days, especially people like you and me that, like, we know what's going on and, you know, someone's oblivious and they're, you know, they're following their sports game, and it's like, hey, Seth, you know, why are you stressed out these days? It's like, well, because we're up against a totalitarian, one world satanic system that wants to enslave us all and put ships in our heads and, you know, give us central bank digital currency and take everything that we own and make us slaves and kill off half the population with, you know, bad medicines and chemtrails. And it's like, this is all spiraling in my head. So it's like but most people, it's like, what what's what's up, Seth?
• 53:12
  It's like, oh, nothing is deep in thought. Right? But you have something like this, and it's like, oh, fun. They're eating the dogs, eating the cats.
• 53:18
  Speaker 8: I got I get
• 53:18
  Seth Holehouse: to dance a little bit and get a little get a little groovy with it. So, anyway, I just I thought that was so good to share with you. And I've got one more video that we're gonna round up the episode with, which is which is just full of positivity. But before we jump into that, just have another quick message for you. So, folks, look, as I just mentioned, there's a lot to worry about these days.
• 53:36
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• 54:03
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• 54:36
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• 54:58
  This is like, you know, I'm doing, you know, four or five shows a week. We're growing. This is why. So I appreciate that. So as I told you, as I mentioned, I've got this is a really beautiful video to end with, that I think is is this shows our shared humanity.
• 55:12
  And and, like, I don't know where these people fall politically, these people in the in the video, because it doesn't matter because they're all human. But I want a place where it's it's two minutes and fifty six seconds long, because it it's just you'll see it. Just watch this. So I'm gonna full screen it too because I think it deserves the full screen treatment.
• 55:33
  Speaker 8: Mister Sam, thank you so much. It was a pleasant service
• 55:35
  Speaker 9: today. Sean? Yes. I don't have my wallet. I can't pay.
• 55:40
  Can I run home? I live fifteen minutes away. I'll be back.
• 55:44
  Speaker 8: Check is it your car or anything?
• 55:46
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• 55:53
  Speaker 8: You're sure?
• 55:53
  Speaker 9: Yeah. Positive. It's fifteen minutes away. I'll be there and back. I'll I'll even I'll get there fast.
• 56:00
  Give me twenty five minutes.
• 56:04
  Speaker 8: I I appreciate that that gesture. Thank you for sticking around to to tell me. Oh, of course, man. Let's because often, like, it's it's just walkout. Wait.
• 56:12
  That happens? Frequently. Like, yeah.
• 56:16
  Speaker 9: It's What happens in a situation like that?
• 56:20
  Speaker 8: Well, there's a few things, and walkouts usually reflect on the person who is taking care of the guests. So Oh my god. Kind of, like, come up with other policy, but it's for corporate business, so I can't really, like, make any changes.
• 56:38
  Speaker 9: It's kind of just the way that
• 56:39
  Speaker 8: they always run things. So I I I can't let you leave without paying because that would I even if you were to come back and I I I'm totally 100% would take your word for it. Uh-huh. I it would it would be considered a walkout.
• 56:55
  Speaker 9: Oh, no. No.
• 56:56
  Speaker 8: No. How how can we is I I'm actually I this has been a great encounter, mister Sam. You've been awesome. Like, I really appreciate you, and I hope you come back sometime. No.
• 57:08
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• 57:09
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• 57:10
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• 57:19
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• 57:19
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• 57:22
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• 57:23
  Speaker 8: Paid at midnight anyway, so it's like Are you serious?
• 57:25
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• 57:26
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• 57:27
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• 57:27
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• 57:28
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• 57:29
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• 57:36
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• 57:36
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• 57:40
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• 57:45
  Speaker 9: God bless you, man. Look. Look. You've been amazing. Your service out of this world, man.
• 57:58
  You're a rock star. And I wanted to
• 58:01
  Speaker 8: make sure that you
• 58:01
  Speaker 9: knew that you're appreciated. God bless you.
• 58:04
  Speaker 8: Are you
• 58:09
  Speaker 6: I
• 58:13
  Speaker 8: I don't even know what to say
• 58:14
  Speaker 6: right now.
• 58:15
  Speaker 8: Are you serious?
• 58:16
  Speaker 9: Yeah.
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• 58:17
  Speaker 9: Hey. Thank you. You're amazing. Seriously.
• 58:23
  Speaker 6: You it takes one to know one. Thank you so much. God bless you. Come.
• 58:32
  Seth Holehouse: I don't know. I I see that, and it's just it's just I just I just love it. I you know, like, that that guy is like you know, look, maybe that guy is like a a, you know, very different politically than the person that's filming. It doesn't matter. Right?
• 58:46
  He's you can tell. It's like, anybody that's working as as a server like that, like, they're struggling to get by. They're not, you know, they're not living it up. Now maybe if someone's working at, a Michelin star restaurant as a server in New York City, you know, whatever. Like, yeah, maybe that that's something where they're they're really bankrolling it.
• 59:02
  But your typical server, like, the these service workers across the country, like, they're struggling. Like, Americans are struggling. And you see, I'm not sure how much money that was in that in that, you know, wallet there. Maybe it was, you know, a thousand dollars or something like that. Who knows what it was?
• 59:15
  But, like, his reaction to that, like, that's kindness. Like, and and and it just anyway, I I saw that, and I was really moved by that because I think that it's really important for us to fill our minds and fill our worldview with those types of stories. You're not only, right, but just to remind ourselves of just the the simple things that we can do to be kind to others and how much a simple gesture like that can really change someone else's life and and and really make them feel just a lot better about themselves and and better in their life situation. Not to mention it might it might pay their bills or you have no idea what people are struggling with these days. So, anyway, I I just wanna share that with you because, you know, it's what I'm I'm trying to do here at this show is I'm trying to show you know, share with you the things that I think are important and the the news and information that impacts me and and affects my worldview and but also reminds me, like, the the things that remind me of the importance of just being human and being kind and and just being someone that like, if if I interact with somebody and they leave, they're like, man, like, that was a really nice guy.
• 1:00:21
  Like, and if I can make somebody think, wow, if there's still good people, if there's still good people here on Earth, like, that's good because maybe that will encourage them to be be good the next time, and maybe they'll pass it along. So anyway, I'd share it with you, and I I do hope that you enjoyed the episode today. I had a lot of fun. I you know, I'm tempted to play the the song again, like the Donald Trump cat song because I just I had so much fun with that one. But just thank you all for being here.
• 1:00:49
  It's it's just so lovely to have everyone here, and I'm I'm so blessed to have this opportunity to to speak to you all because, like, these are crazy times. And, being able to to look at what's happening in the world rationally and approach it with a calm manner and and with a non divisive way of of kind of framing the the world is really, really important. It's really important because we have to come together as as people. Like, we have to come together as the American people. We have to get past this partisan divide that's happening in our country.
• 1:01:17
  And it doesn't matter what someone else is saying about you, and turn the other cheek. Right? That's what we gotta do. We have to we have to overcome because it's like, if we give in and we start hating, you know, one side of the political aisle, and and we hate them, like, it's your fault, that's exactly what the deep state that's exactly what the cabal it's exactly what Satan wants. Right?
• 1:01:38
  What Satan wants is to take and it says to look at America, take this large Christian population that, you know, is is trying to, you know, bring about morality and everything, and then create this other segment that can that can make this this large Christian population so angry that they fill their hearts with hate towards the other side of the aisle. And and if we allow that to happen, we're following the devil's plans. So that's why it's really important that I really try to keep myself in check with this. I I I try to hate, you know, people that think differently than that. And I try to have compassion for them and say, look, like, they've been brainwashed by the most sophisticated brainwashing mechanism the world's ever seen, which is true.
• 1:02:17
  Like, that's what's happened. So anyway, I, I thank you all for being here. One other thing is that if you if you do wanna support me and you wanna support me directly, for one, just coming and watching the show is huge. Sharing the show is huge. But my locals page.
• 1:02:33
  So if you're on Rumble and you wanna go join my locals page, it's something that I'm gonna be adding a lot more content to. It's been a little bit bare, but I'm gonna be doing a lot more with my locals heading up soon. And actually, what we do with it with locals is and you can join without paying too. But if you wanna support, you can support on there. It's it's, you know, it's, like, less than $10 a month of the support options.
• 1:02:53
  Maybe it's, like, $5 or $8 or something. But, anyway, I'm gonna be posting a lot more more of my personal stuff on there. So stuff with, like, me and my family and and how we're living and how we're, you know, going through our journey together of of raising my children. Right? I've got a my three year old turns four in, like, a week and a half.
• 1:03:10
  And my little my little daughter, Grace, she just turned seven actually, tomorrow, she's seven months. She was born February 14. And I wanna share that with you, but these are things I'm not really comfortable sharing, like, on Twitter and Telegram. It it's much more personal for me. So if you do wanna get closer, and and have some interactions with me and see behind the the facade of the studio and all this, locals is a great way to do it.
• 1:03:33
  So, if you're watching on Rumble, there's that red locals button or pinkish red locals button right there. Hit that, join the community, and I'd love to see you there. And I'll I'll be I'll be I promise you, I'll become really active on there. So alright, folks. Thank you all for being here.
• 1:03:48
  This is it for the week. I'll have more great shows starting next week on Monday, you know, Monday through Friday, 10PM eastern. Make sure you come back. We have some great content coming. So again, thank you.
• 1:03:58
  Take care. God bless, and I'll see you next time.