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Dr. David Martin Reveals How Global Drug Cartels Control Our Military, Governments & World · Man in America Podcast

• 0:14
  Seth Holehouse: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. I'm sure that a lot of you have seen, whether it's on Twitter, Fox News, or maybe CNN, if you're a CNN fan, I doubt it. You're seeing it right now. They're having the subcommittee that's grilling Fauci.
• 0:31
  I think it just concluded. And it feels like this massive win. We're finally we're bringing Fauci onto the the grand stage to come at him and question everything and reveal his emails and his intentions and show all the inconsistencies and dishonesty and his role that he played in this pandemic. But the question that I have is, it just theater? Is there anything real?
• 0:54
  Is it is it concluding with some sort of criminal action? Or is it just something that makes us feel good? Where's the real information? Is it being presented? Do the, folks, the congressional members that are talking to him and grilling him, do they have the right tools?
• 1:11
  Are they just going from, you know, a very, preselected set of questions perhaps that they're allowed to ask? Are they asking the deeper questions about the military industrial complex, about the role in The United States and the creation of the spike protein delivery mechanism known as coronavirus? Are they asking these kinds of questions? It's it's it's important for us to ask this because what this does for us is we see these these panels, we see these clips going on social media. It takes some part of our thinking, and you check off this box of justice.
• 1:44
  Great. It's we're achieving justice. And that's the problem is that a lot of times that that right there will make us stop pursuing real justice. And so joining us today is my good friend doctor David Martin, who if it was just David and Fauci, I think we would have seen a completely different outcome of this committee. Because David, would say is one of the absolute best people to speak on this subject.
• 2:10
  He's someone that originally went mega viral in the Plandemic movie done by Mickey Willis, and how he explained the patents and exactly what was happening and why it wasn't some accidental lab leak. And it wasn't actually just a a Wuhan intentionally that it tied straight back to the military industrial complex here in America. So David will be walking us through the subcommittee, talking about what's happening with it, looking at what is the bigger picture. What's the information that they're missing? Is that where's the smoking gun?
• 2:40
  Is there a smoking gun? So we'll be talking about all this and more. So folks, please enjoy the interview. Folks, at the very heart of our democracy lies a principle we hold sacred free speech. It's the cornerstone that supports every freedom we cherish.
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• 4:29
  So thank you so much for being here with us today.
• 4:33
  Speaker 2: Seth, there's something that happens when we're together that the world seems to like. So I I love being with you, and I love the the network that you've built and the the community you've invested to create. It it's great. By evidence of the fact that what we put together between the two of us seems to go a lot of places around the world. So well done.
• 4:56
  Seth Holehouse: It does. It does. So there's I'll go ahead and so we're gonna dive right in. So maybe you know a little bit about this. There's this hearing that read just wrapped up.
• 5:07
  So doctor Fauci held publicly accountable by select subcommittee. There had held publicly accountable. I wonder what that's really gonna mean. So, we we all, you know, most people know by now, it's all over Twitter and other places that the select subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic held a hearing titled, a hearing with doctor Anthony Anthony Fauci. And there's been a lot of great clips of people grilling Anthony Anthony Fauci and making him squirm and, but whenever I see these things, always ask myself, what's this accomplished?
• 5:37
  I didn't see any sentencing. There's no, you know, the conclusion of this is life in prison. Is it is it anything beyond just social media clips and and people getting upset and angry and feeling justified that Fauci got picked on by, you know, Marjorie Taylor Greene, or what's really going on here?
• 5:55
  Speaker 2: Well, you know that I've criticized quite vigorously Rand Paul and the theater that he has orchestrated for many now years where he has the theatrics of having Anthony Fauci in front of congress. Tragically, aiding and abetting his crime of lying to congress. And and one has to ask very simple questions, which is why the house select committee, for example, or Rand Paul or Ron Johnson or any of the people who actually are taking credit for this kind of COVID accountability brand. When asked to ask the question, why is it that they never deliver the knockout blow? Because, Seth, this has never been an investigation.
• 6:43
  This has been not unlike many other times in American history where what we do is we have a president that gets shot, and there are seemingly too many bullets to count how many times the president gets struck. But we have a hearing, and then we come up with the official narrative, and we tell people that's what the official narrative is. And and before long, the public largely comes to distrust the institutions that are supposed to be in the public interest because they know they're being lied to. That's the tragedy. The the there's no there's no real value in the theater.
• 7:18
  It is like, in fact, going to the theater and and you watch a transformers movie or you watch the end of the ages apocalypse movie du jour, whatever it is, and you walk away going, well, I don't know that I learned anything. You know? I I know that bad machines are running the world, and we're all victims of it, and they chop people up. But I think what happens is that we get more and more proof by virtue of the public space that the public accountability is not just not going to happen. It's actually a visual assault to our senses to say that we're gonna go ahead and hold the theatrics of this alleged inquiry only to then, to your point, let the perpetrators of the crime walk free.
• 8:08
  So ironically, what we do is we actually build the illusion that unfortunately then gets created, which is we don't need to worry because there was an investigation. The problem is we're going to be here again. We're going to have this experience again. We are going to have the next manufactured pandemic to create the next subversion of liberty, to to create the next event. And so let's get really precise.
• 8:38
  There is one piece of evidence that should have been presented to Anthony Fauci during the hearing. And I know, Seth, you have that piece of evidence because I shared it with you. It happens to be a letter from October 2014 sent to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. And in that letter, what we have unambiguously is actually a statement that is made by NIAID authorizing Ralph Baric to continue his gain of function research on a chimera of coronavirus. And you see 10/21/2014, you see this is coming straight from NIAID.
• 9:25
  It's sent directly to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. And tragically, under the project that was titled role of uncharacterized genes in the the coronavirus exercise, you see in the specific aim number two, that not only was the gain of function research authorized in this letter in direct violation of the moratorium, But more tragically, if we actually follow the provenance of this particular grant, we find out that the NIAID authorized putting this particular pathogen into living systems. Now, Seth, I don't know about you, but if you're making a biological weapon, and when I use that term bioweapon, I'm actually using that term because Ralph Baric in 02/2005 actually presented to the world that this synthetic coronavirus that he was working on was a biowarfare enabling technology. His words, not mine. It's right off of his CV, another document that I know that you have where you can't kind of guess at what that says.
• 10:42
  It actually says it in black and white. It says, biowarfare enabling technology. And I don't know how hard it is for us to figure this out, but if you see biohacking, biological warfare enabling technologies, and it's about synthetic coronaviruses in 02/2005 at the DARPA MITRE conference, I don't know how much divination you need. I don't know how much interpretation you need to actually say that this, in fact, was a biowarfare program because it actually says biological warfare enabling technology. That's the reason why it's appropriate to use the term biological weapon because that's what the perpetrator actually did.
• 11:26
  But the reason why that October 2014 letter, Seth, is so important is because if you actually then jump forward to 02/2016, in the proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, in February sorry. In February, a journal article was published, which says SARS like WIV one COV poised for human emergence. Now let's pause and talk about what the committee forgot. Seth, I know it's gonna require some literacy here, and I know that's a tall order in America these days, but WIV one. I wonder I wonder if we could figure out what WIV one is.
• 12:19
  What is WIV one? Could we actually jump to the end of those acknowledgments, Seth, so so that we can actually figure out what what WIV one might actually mean? And let's go ahead and read the acknowledgment because it's so nice. It's so nice to thank people. And remember, people listening to this, remember the COVID select committee.
• 12:44
  This was published in 02/2016. This was work authorized during the gain of function moratorium. This was illegal actions being taken by the University of North Carolina. So let's be really clear on this. This was not a China lab leak.
• 12:58
  This was a United States biological weapons program. And let's read what they say. We thank doctor Zhengli Shi of the Wuhan Institute of Virology for access to bat COV sequences and the plasmid of WIV one COV spike protein. Do you know what WIV stands for, Seth?
• 13:27
  Seth Holehouse: You know, if I was a betting man
• 13:29
  Speaker 2: Institute of Virology.
• 13:35
  Seth Holehouse: That makes sense.
• 13:36
  Speaker 2: Not a wet market. This was not a Chinese lab leak. This was none of the things which are the theater that you've been told we're supposed to be watching in Washington DC right now. This is Anthony Fauci writing NIH awards, including UI nine a one zero seven eight one zero to RSP, Ralph Baric, and U 1 19 AI 109761 to Ralph Baric. And if you go back and look at whose money that is, that's NIAID, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease.
• 14:14
  And and here's the thing. This acknowledgment as an admission to the violation of 18 US code biological warfare prohibition laws in The United States. This is an acknowledgment of felony acts done in North Carolina, felony acts committed by UNC Chapel Hill and Ralph Barack, felony acts where a Wuhan Institute of Virology virus spike protein plasmid model from a computer in China was uploaded in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, uploaded illegally in violation of biological warfare conventions and in our own 18 US code, uploaded at UNC Chapel Hill, weaponized, and then announced that it was poised for human emergence. And not a single member of Congress, not a single senator, not a single district attorney, not a single attorneys general to date has been willing to actually look at the published record evidence that this was a United States Of America taxpayer funded, taxpayer authorized in violation during the Obama administration, in violation of the gain of function moratorium. This was a gain of function project on the Wuhan Institute of Virology Virus, and we still, to this day, pretend.
• 15:48
  Well, it may have been a lab leak from China. Ladies and gentlemen, let me state unambiguously for the permanent record of civilization. Just like anthrax in 02/2001, the spike protein pathogen, which was injected and introduced into the global population, was made by The United States, was distributed by The United States. It was done for the express purpose as you see in the screen that I have behind me right now so that by September 2020, the co conspiring antitrust racketeers would be able to get the world to accept a universal vaccine platform by, and I quote, September 2020. And the reason they did it, the reason they gave was because there was going to be a deliberate or accidental release of a lethal respiratory pathogen.
• 16:58
  Seth, what's the problem with that sentence? The problem with that sentence is the word release. We keep having these conversations about leaks. Did it leak from a lab? Did it leak?
• 17:12
  Was it a zoonotic spillover from a bat or a pangolin? We keep having these conversations, and we pretend that we're trying to get to the bottom of it. But no one on the House Select Committee, no one, not a single member of the House Select Committee is trying to get to the truth. Not one of them. And they're not trying to get to the truth for a simple reason.
• 17:35
  The truth would mean that we would have to expose our biological weapons programs on the 74 pathogens that are currently in defense funded, DARPA funded, NIH funded, and IID funded programs where we are actually planning to do this not once again, but many times again. And that's why this House Select Committee is a cover up because they're unwilling to address the real problem. And the real problem is we have state sanctioned biological weapons programs that the United States government does not want the public of The United States to know about. And they certainly don't want the world to know about, even though in their own words, in the book World at Risk, published by the World Health Organization, they say there will be an accidental or intentional release of a lethal respiratory pathogen in September 2019 so that the world accepts a universal vaccine in September 2020. Seth, there's no investigation required.
• 18:46
  The conversation that should have been happening with Anthony Fauci should have been an antitrust felony case. We're starting with his early two thousands Sherman Act violations of price fixing, of market allocation, of anticompetitive collusion, of domestic terrorism, we should have had a Rico case where Anthony Fauci was on trial in front of a district attorney, in front of a court, in front of felony convictions. And instead, what we did was we let even the most ardent, like the Marjorie Taylor Greene, get up and pretend to actually grill him on the hot seat only to let him, and more importantly, listen to the democrats spin at the end of the event. What did they say? The Democrats actually told the truth.
• 19:47
  Nothing new happened. This hearing was the Republicans theater. Nothing new happened. We actually used this event to embolden the Democratic members of the committee. Does that sound like a win?
• 20:07
  Does that sound like something we should do a victory lap for? I mean, Seth, you know this. You know that this has been a crime that has been perpetrated against humanity by evil actors with intent to do harm to the world's population because they actually have contempt for humanity, and they have contempt for the world's population. And tragically, our elected members of congress engaged in the theater of the absurd. Let me ask you, Seth, a question.
• 20:40
  How hard was it for you to get those documents that you just flashed up on the screen?
• 20:46
  Seth Holehouse: I mean, easy. Obviously, you sent them to me, but they're just public links. They're public documents.
• 20:53
  Speaker 2: So that's how hard it was. Yeah. Right? Did did I have to give you a password protected access to download that proceedings in the National Academy of Sciences?
• 21:02
  Seth Holehouse: Nope. No. You you could have sent the same email to Ron Paul or MTG or any number of people.
• 21:10
  Speaker 2: And and Seth, why is it that a person like you, because you obviously have highly classified, you know, access to highly classified information. Why is it a person like you can add the highlighter to the document so that we can actually see that, in fact, we actually are admitting that it was the Wuhan Institute of Virology Spike Protein COV. Right? Let's get really clear. I love the the people who are in this this Alt Health community who jump on the bandwagon every time they can.
• 21:42
  Oh, Dave's saying that there's a virus. Dave's saying, no. Listen very carefully. I'm not saying any of those things. What I'm saying is a weapon was created using the model of the spike protein associated with coronavirus.
• 21:55
  That's what I'm saying. And the reason I'm saying that is because that's actually empirically the truth. I'm not validating the existence or absence of any theory of where the world actually goes in terms of its scientific models. What I'm saying is a weapon that was designed to create harm. Remember, 02/2002, the patent by the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, which was on the infectious replication defective clone of coronavirus.
• 22:24
  That was Ralph Barack's motherload. That was the patent. It was transferred to NIH in anticipation of the pandemic that was going to be launched in 2019. Why why did the UNC Chapel Hill have to transfer that patent back to the United States government? Why did NIH need to own that patent in 2019?
• 22:46
  What what was so important about owning it? Why did they have to own the infectious replication defective clone patent before? Oh, that's right. They rolled out the spike protein computer simulation that was the instructions to turn human beings into biological weapons factories. That's the reason why they needed to own it.
• 23:09
  That's the reason why they needed to have it in their possession. And lo and behold, that's the reason why they sent it. That's the reason why in November of twenty nineteen, before allegedly patient number one in Wuhan, China, That's the reason why Ralph Barrack conveniently transferred the sequence of the genetic code for the RNA that was going to be used for this injection. That's why in November of twenty nineteen, he transferred that code to the Vaccine Research Center at NIH and NIAID because he actually knew the pathogen that was going to be introduced in the form of the genetic instructions to make every injected and every PCR tested person a spike protein manufacturing bioweapons facility. And that was not mentioned once in the house select committee on COVID investigation.
• 24:13
  Not once. Not a single member of congress even had the audacity to imply that might be the case. And somehow or another, David Martin sitting in Charlottesville, Virginia, somehow or another, we can find it, but they can't.
• 24:34
  Seth Holehouse: Gosh. There's there's so much to unpack here. So for getting into the committee itself, it is funny because you see it. You see all over social media. Oh, this is a big win.
• 24:46
  Fauci's being grilled, and even people that are really discerning that will say they look at the news, at information and say, nope, that's all Brandon Circus is. I'm not I'm not paying attention to it. We hear they bring out the the gladiator that's, you know, that's the the the Fauci, you know, there's the circus around Fauci, and they they they come yell and throw tomatoes at them, and all of a sudden, all these people that are so discerning are like, yeah, get Fauci and justice, and it's another charade, but to me, what's worse about it is that it's a deepening. It's a psychological operation to even make those people that are the most likely to question the narrative. It's it's to pacify those particular people, To pacify the people that have been saying, you know, arrest Fauci, and they've known the truth in many ways for a very long time.
• 25:36
  But it's even pacifying those people, so they can just, you know, Fauci has his his ritual of shame, he gets up and he gets, you know, torn into, but he goes back to his mansion. He's not wearing an ankle monitor. He's not, you know, lining up for prison. No, he's going back to his life and, you know, getting millions and millions and millions of dollars. And the same systems and technology and all the criminal stuff that was put into this will just be rolled out again.
• 26:04
  And the people that should be watching to stop it are just kind of snoozing now.
• 26:08
  Speaker 2: Exactly. And there are 74 monitored pathogens that my organization monitors that are equally poised for human emergence right now. 74 of them. So, Seth, you're exactly right. Here's the problem.
• 26:23
  The problem is people made the mistake that COVID somehow woke them up. To what? To the injustice of a world bent on destroying human liberty, to a world where pharmaceutical collusion is allowed to run rampant because they happen to be the largest funding source for political contributions in The United States and for that matter around the world. They happen to not see that the whole of this pandemic was the treaty that the World Health Organization is trying to ramrod through without consideration to get to a world of liberty restrictions that are controlled entirely outside of elected accountability. They they don't see any of that because they're celebrating, to your point, the public shaming.
• 27:12
  This is no different than the tarring and feathering of two centuries ago. Yes. We'll publicly shame the guy, but guess what? Anthony Fauci is feeling no shame when he takes solace in the fact that hundreds of millions of dollars that in 02/2020, when congress and the CBO asked NIH to go through and say, what were the economic interests at play when NIH decided to use a alleged vaccine platform as the exit for how we were gonna get out of the pandemic. You know, at no point did any of the patents we're talking about ever get referenced as economic windfalls for NIH or NIAID.
• 27:58
  Not one of them. But we see that Moderna actually pays a 9 figure first license royalty payment to NIH and NIAID. More money, by the way, than that institute has ever received from any patent royalties in its history. And that's the opening payback from Moderna to the National Institutes of Health and NIAID for patents that under the congressional mandated review in 2020 didn't even exist according to them. How do we actually look at the fact this is a financial crime?
• 28:39
  Where public officials got a 9 figure kickback for killing Americans, for shutting down the economy, for destroying lives of well meaning citizens of this country. And we actually think that somehow or another, putting a guy on the hot seat in front of congress for eight hours is somehow pain enough for him because what? He's a dawdling old grandfather? I'm sorry. Ralph Barack, Peter Dashick, and Anthony Fauci are co conspiring racketeering criminals.
• 29:15
  And if we were actually Elliot Ness in the nineteen twenties, we'd be calling them gangsters and thugs, and we'd be putting them in jail. And we'd actually have people like Elliot Ness running around trying to figure out how to get them in jail. But you know what we have? We have a bunch of pathetic fundraising congressmen and women who are using the theater of this to actually seduce the well meaning members of the public, who to your point.
• 29:42
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• 29:52
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• 29:53
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• 30:45
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• 30:53
  Speaker 2: Want to see the truth. They want to see justice. I'm not having a go at them, but let's be really clear. Anyone who actually celebrated yesterday's hearing, And by anyone, I literally mean anyone who celebrated that hearing is aiding and abetting the criminal acts of a racketeering organization that in the nineteen forties and by 1953 had given itself absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for the murder of Americans and for murder of people around the world. And we are actually making the mistake of saying, well, at least he had his day in court.
• 31:38
  No, ladies and gentlemen. He didn't have his day in court. He had the theater that your members of congress will now use as fundraising fodder to say that they're holding people accountable. And look at how laughable, laughable the headline was you started this show with. Accountable?
• 32:02
  We're holding them accountable? No. We're not holding anybody accountable. Because accountability in this case would be the felonies that all require $100,000,000 per count fines and up to a hundred years in prison. That's accountable.
• 32:27
  That's accountable. And up until now, there has been no accountability whatsoever.
• 32:37
  Seth Holehouse: So I've got a lot of different questions for you. So one of them I I wanna just touch upon before we move to a different angle with this is you mentioned that one of the, you know, the prominent reasons this isn't being brought up is because it exposes our government's, you know, really military black budget, military industrial complex operations of developing, harmful pathogens, biological weapons, many of which are being developed right here on American soil. Yep. I grew up in this little town called Plain City that was close to West Jefferson, where there's a huge facility. It's a huge facility that is called you know, run by a company called Battelle.
• 33:21
  And Battelle, right? So right in my own backyard practically was one of the major places where they're developing, as far as my research has shown, you know, biological weapons. So so that's so do you think that let's just take a person like, you know, MTG. Right? Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has been very vocal and, you know, in a lot of ways represents a lot of the the values, ideals that we're striving for, you know, as a country.
• 33:46
  So do you think that a, she's aware of this information, but b, if she is, do you think that someone's come to her and, you know, they they pulled up in that black SUV and they say get in, and she knows what it is. They take her to some room, They say, look, these are the items you're not allowed to discuss for the sake of national security. Like, do you think that conversation happens?
• 34:08
  Speaker 2: Well, I know it happens because I've known people for whom it has happened. So the good news, I know it happened now. I don't know if she has been subject to that conversation. But I do know that that conversation has been had. I also know that people who have tried to get close to the fire, like attorney general Ken Paxton in Texas, who, by the way, has worked exceptionally hard to try within the limitations that Texas own legislature has placed on the attorney general's office.
• 34:36
  And and, you know, I'll tell you what, Seth, if if the public knew how much, even in a state like Texas, the legislature has made it near impossible for a well meaning attorney general to actually pursue anything, They would actually have a different view of of somebody like attorney general Ken Paxton, who's actually saying, hey, I there's a lot of things I would love to pursue, but the legislature has not given me prosecutorial authority to do so. And if the public knew that, they wouldn't beat up on him. They would actually go back and say, hey. Why is the legislature taking the highest legal officer in the state and making it impossible for him to prosecute crimes against the citizens of Texas and the citizens of America. Those are things that we would be talking about if we had the right conversation.
• 35:31
  But let's take a step back. There's a historical reference that we need to make sure we keep coming back to. You know, we were advised in the nineteen sixties to be aware of the military industrial complex because it was this nefarious shadow government that was supposed to take over the world. But I want to remind everyone that from sixteen o four forward, militaries have actually been in service to the drug companies. Isn't it funny that we beat up on the military industrial complex, but nobody bothers to point to the patronage for which we need to have that military?
• 36:12
  And it turns out that there are two industries and only two industries that since sixteen o four have benefited most from the establishment of then in sixteen o four, the Royal Navy, and then much later, the establishment of our own Navy. But it turns out that, yeah, there's Dwight's quote. But let's remember, in the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence whether sought or unsought by the military industrial complex. The potential for disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist. Great point.
• 36:50
  But guess what Dwight missed? It's the pharmaceutical industrial complex that actually is the ones who put the military industrial complex into business. The navies of the world, which were the greatest defense arms of the world until the nineteen fifties when that move came over to the air force. But back when navies were started, it was to defend the opium trade. And as I said recently in an interview, people forget that in the nineteen twenties, the World Health Organization was known as
• 37:23
  Speaker 4: are we
• 37:23
  Speaker 2: ready for this, ladies and gentlemen? This is time for big boy pants. You ready? It was known as the Permanent Committee on the Opium Board. Yeah, that's the World Health Organization in Geneva, the Permanent Committee on the opium board.
• 37:43
  Okay. Hey, if we actually knew that we were granting absolute criminal amnesty to drug dealers and then we were going to build a defense mechanism around, that's right, not just drug dealers, but the permanent opium board, would any of us go, oh, hold on a minute. I don't think Dwight even understood how dark that limousine looks, how when that black thing shows up. Right? I don't think the vast majority of people would actually realize that when they say the World Health Organization is out for the best interest of the public, I would have a hard time getting anybody to wrap their head around the fact that what we're defending since sixteen o four is the pharmaceutical industry.
• 38:40
  And we wouldn't pay any attention to the fact that despite the fact that we were able to break up the telecommunications bills back in the old days, you know, Ma Bell gets broken up because it's antitrust and we break up. Are you ready for this? John Deere back in the turn of the last century. We broke them up because they had figured out how to do universal hitches and power takeoffs off of tractors, and so we had to bust that monopoly. We had to bust the airplane monopoly because we were afraid that prop propeller engine aircraft might turn into a monopoly.
• 39:12
  We were able to bust everybody else. You know what we've never busted up? Ready for this? The drug cartel. Listen, people.
• 39:25
  You know, it's it's frustrating. Seth, you know this about me. The frustration is even the woke, even the alleged liberty endorsing champions of let's get to the bottom of this thing. Let's get to a a free and fair world. Let's get to a world where liberty is celebrated.
• 39:43
  Let's get to a world where the values of humanity are celebrated. Do you realize that to a person, if you walked up in any of the woke conferences of the enlightened liberty movement right now and said, let's talk about the permanent opium board, they'd go, we don't know what you're talking about. Now, would they know that there is a WHO treaty that we should block in Geneva? Oh, yeah. Yeah.
• 40:15
  We should block a WHO treaty in Geneva. No. We shouldn't. We should be holding the World Health Organization criminally accountable for the racketeering and international terrorism that they promoted on the screen right behind me right there where they said they, World at Risk, Global Preparedness Monitoring Board, Welcome Trust, said outright, we are going to release an lethal respiratory pathogen so that the world accepts a universal vaccine. You know what?
• 40:47
  Nobody's protesting the criminality of the World Health Organization as a criminal syndicate, which is what it always has been. You can brand it the World Health Organization, but it's still the permanent committee on the opium board. The difference is now we genetically modify proteins so we can do eugenics in the name of science. That's what we do. But it's still the same criminals doing the same criminal operation.
• 41:16
  And why is it that we're sitting in this conversation and none of these facts, not a single one of them, was presented in front of Anthony Fauci?
• 41:28
  Seth Holehouse: It's so if I understand correctly, you know, you and I have talked about the corporatocracy, the the good corporations that are well above the countries, you know, well above, you know, politicians, etcetera. The military industrial complex, you know, these these hidden behemoths that are so big they're everywhere, but they're so big they're everywhere you can't see them. Right? That that's how big they are. And so what you're what you're putting forth here is that if we're looking at the layers of this control mechanism, that is the deep state, the cabal, whatever you want to call it, that we know that a lot of it ties into the banking system, you know, that's the blood that runs through the system, but that even above the military is the pharmaceutical and drug There's no question.
• 42:18
  Industrial complex. Yep. And that basically, they've taken organizations, they've rebranded them, like, let me pull up, you know, the WHO website, for instance. So we pull up here. Okay.
• 42:32
  Here's the the World Health Organization. It looks so professional. You look at this and say, wow, I can I can trust these people? Oh, wow. Look.
• 42:41
  They've got a they've got a, you know, a black woman represented and, you know, a nice white guy on there, and they've got the wow. They're hitting all the races, and they seem so professional.
• 42:51
  Speaker 2: Have somebody from the Middle wearing a robe. So they're they're religiously inclusive.
• 42:57
  Seth Holehouse: And so you look at this, and most people, they think of drug cartel. They think of some dirty tattooed guy coming up the Southern border that's, you know, they're running guns out of the back of a van and but that our world is in so many ways being run by criminal drug syndicates that have hidden in plain sight, and they've hired the great designers and the branding experts, and they just they've repositioned themselves, they have so much power that you look at it and like this right here, that this organization right here is a criminal organization. It's no different than a drug cartel except the scale. And the scale is something that, you know, Pablo Escobar would look at this and it would be in his wildest dreams to obtain power. Yep.
• 43:47
  Is that am I correct, or am I some you know, tinfoil nutcase?
• 43:51
  Speaker 2: And let's go back to Dwight for a second because it's important to remind people that in the alleged pandemic through which we allegedly just came through, More people of the world were murdered by pharmaceutical companies and by biological weapons purveyors than the sum of all of the wars in which The United States has participated. So let's just talk about lethality for a minute. And this is where I I I I'm frustrated because people don't actually even bother thinking about this. But they don't think about the fact that we can sit here and complain about you know, hundreds of thousands of lives lost in Southeast Asia in the sixties and early seventies. We can we can talk about the millions of lives lost in the second world war.
• 44:44
  But for some reason, we can't talk about the fact that a weapon constructed at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, let's get really clear, which in 2016, Wuhan Institute of Virology virus '1 spike protein poised for human emergence. So let's get really, really clear. I'm specifically saying the weapon that killed tens of millions of people. We have nurses dancing on TikTok celebrating the murder of American citizens. You wanna know how nefarious a drug dealer is?
• 45:25
  There's no coked out party, no Wolf of Wall Street moment. There is no you pick it Miami Vice in the nineteen eighties, '19 nineties. There is no coked out party that ever killed as many people in the entire enterprise as dancing nurses and doctors at Texas Methodist Christian Hospital killed in a single week.
• 45:52
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• 46:16
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• 47:03
  Speaker 2: We we we just sit there, and and and the problem is, you know, history will judge this, Seth. They'll know this was a world war. We're living in the middle of it. We're watching bodies pile up. Just before this call, I was on a call with a very, very dear friend whose father and mother have died after the third or fourth booster that they took of diseases that they never had before, vascular diseases that ultimately took both of their lives.
• 47:36
  Now they're never gonna be on a memorial. Nobody's gonna nobody's gonna build the memorial that is the black waterfall going into the abyss. Nobody's gonna actually put flags on their graves because they were, you know, the the fallen in the great battle. In fact, nobody's even gonna know where their graves are because they were buried anonymously during COVID, so nobody could actually attend their funeral. So let's get really real on the fact we're gonna desecrate the lives of the lost because we will never even call them fallen in battle.
• 48:10
  And all the way, we have the executive of Bayer getting in front of the world and laughing two years ago, saying that if the public had been told that this was an experimental gene therapy, ninety five percent of the people wouldn't have fallen for it. But since we called it a vaccine, we use deceptive medical practices, which are civil penalties in almost every state in this country. But to date, only the state of Texas has actually advanced a deceptive medical practices case against Pfizer and good on them for doing it, but let's get real. Every state should have done that because it turns out that they've even admitted that they chose the term vaccine. Wow.
• 48:57
  During the period of time, get this really clear in your head. In April of twenty twenty, both BioNTech, which is Pfizer's company, and Moderna both said explicitly that mRNA injections are considered experimental gene therapy. And it turns out that public executives of publicly traded pharmaceutical companies are laughing in the face of the public saying, if we had called them what they were, nobody would have taken them. But since we called them a vaccine, since we lied to the public, since we deceived them by calling it a vaccine, we actually got away with it and everybody took it. That's what the new bullets look like in the new World War, Seth.
• 49:43
  And it turns out that every single person that got injected or PCR tested with contaminated swabs is actually now manufacturing a scheduled biological weapon. And then you go, oh, how cunning. How cunning for the people who are really running the world. Wouldn't it be interesting if the pharmaceutical industry could purvey to the world this amazing technology, which actually turns everybody into a bioweapons factory, and then guess what they can do? They can addict the world to every single gene editing technology, every single pharmaceutical that's gonna come along.
• 50:22
  Isn't it amazing that we suddenly now have so many gene therapies for cancer? Oh, that's right. After we put pseudouridine into the shots, which was known to be a cancer promoter, and in 2018, known to be so fatal that no one should put it into any product, but we put it into every injection so that we could promote cancer. Does it sound like something that would be in the financial interest of a pharmaceutical company to do that, to get everybody to take an injection, which would increase their odds of cancer by as much as four hundred percent in published studies in 2018? Is it any likely that possibly there would be a financial incentive to do that?
• 51:04
  Or am I just throwing spitballs out there going, no, not really a thing. Ladies and gentlemen, you were injected with a thing to make you a customer of the industry that has been in the business of killing the world's citizens since sixteen o four.
• 51:30
  Seth Holehouse: Is it a coincidence that Pfizer's injecting forty three billion dollars just in this particular instance into the acquisition of Segan, which is a leading company in oncology. And that there's they're now out there talking about how, oh, yep. But now that the now we're shifting our focus onto cancer. They predict a massive rise in cancer. Probably global warming that's causing it.
• 51:56
  That's my guess.
• 51:57
  Speaker 2: Yeah. I'm sure it's the dinosaur farts that are frozen in the tundra. No. And and that's why I'm glad you put the the Eisenhower quote up, but but we have to remember that even he was covering for the industry. Right?
• 52:12
  People people need to remember. These these are not these are not, you know, allegations based on kind of forensic sleuthing. These are direct data points. These are things that are not requiring any thought process. Why wouldn't a Marjorie Taylor Greene get up and actually threaten the incumbency of the pharmaceutical industry?
• 52:32
  Well, I can tell you why. For the same reason, I wouldn't go on the main stage at a place like CPAC. Because it turns out that the main stage at a place like CPAC knows that you can't criticize the pharmaceutical industry because they're the donor class. They're the donor class to the Republican party. So news flash, you can't criticize them.
• 52:55
  One of the largest private donors to the Republican ticket this year is a couple. And I will not put their name into the public at this point in time, but if if they continue to do what they're doing, probably I will. But it is a couple who made millions of dollars off their Moderna investment that they're now plugging into Republican candidate campaigns. Seth, I don't know about you, but I don't know. Do do you recall a story about a guy who took 30 pieces of silver and then how that whole thing worked out for him?
• 53:31
  I don't know if you remember that story, but I seem to remember that story. And I seem to remember that you can't launder money enough to get the blood out of it. And so why would nobody on that committee actually invite Dave Martin to testify in that committee? Why why would nobody have the courage to do that? Well, I'll tell you why, because there's an outside chance I'd say exactly what I say everywhere, which is if you are in fact enriching yourself and your self interest is about turning the pandemic into a fundraising exercise, where you are enriching yourself at the expense of human loss of life, then you are every bit as culpable as Anthony Fauci.
• 54:24
  Every bit.
• 54:30
  Seth Holehouse: So I wanna take a step back, which I really enjoy doing with you and and and kind of peering into your mind. What's the big picture of this? Because as the document behind you shows, this was premeditated. There was an agenda to get the world to accept the universal vaccine or whatever they want to call it, which is then it's, you know, if we thought the payload in the floating virus of spike proteins and all the stuff that makes you generate them was bad, the payload of the vaccine being injected into you directly is, yeah, infinitely worse. We know that a very large portion of the global population took the injection.
• 55:17
  Speaker 2: Yep.
• 55:18
  Seth Holehouse: So where do we go from here?
• 55:20
  Speaker 2: Yeah.
• 55:21
  Seth Holehouse: Where do we go from here both in terms of their agenda moving forward and working to achieve the goals that they established versus the prosecution and the bringing of justice to this? How do you contrast both of those? I I would love to hear your thoughts.
• 55:40
  Speaker 2: I love that question because it it starts with repentance. And the repentance is that if we, as individuals, had done a better job of modeling what the best of life could be, what the fullness of human potential could be, then the the counterargument would be much weaker. Remember that the since the nineteen forties, the World Health Organization has preyed on fear. And because we have promoted a world in which fear is acceptable as part of the human experience, in fact, it's promoted as part of the human experience, we would actually had we done the right thing, which is to say, what would it be like to live without fear? What would it be like to live where you are certain of your purpose on earth and you are certain of your destiny and you have no fear?
• 56:37
  You don't have fear in life. You don't have fear in death. If we had done a better job of marketing that life to the world, then the other side wouldn't have such an incumbent ease with which it acts. And I think that anybody who seriously wants to examine the deeper question needs to start with their own self examination. Have I done a good job of showing people what a great life is?
• 57:05
  Because if I've done that, if I've actually shown what it's like to live without fear, if I've shown what it's like to live in the courage and the certainty of knowing that I have nothing to fear, no no public disclosure of a past indiscretion, because you know what? All of my past indiscretions, I've confessed. So guess what? I don't have a problem. Nobody's gonna get the gotcha moment.
• 57:28
  I'm not going to have the tape that gets released where people find out about the Dave thing because I've actually told people what the Dave things are. I have no fear from the past. I also have no fear from the future because I know that what I do is I fight every day I can for the best of humanity and for the best of myself. I know that my day starts with an inward examination that says, am I fit for service? And if I am, then what is my service in that day?
• 58:00
  And so let's start with the simple things that all of us can do. We we we should in fact examine, are we without sin so that we can cast a stone if called upon to cast a stone? If if we, you know, if we have a reason why we shouldn't be in that role, that's fine. We shouldn't be in that role. But my point is a simple one.
• 58:24
  Start with the inner examination, which is a phenomenal place to start. Because then when you get to the external examination, when you get to the question of, oh, hold on a minute, what is the external reality that we need to be addressing? Then we can start holding accountability as a real standard where we can articulate what the problems are. We can articulate what the challenges are. We can articulate what should be a concern that we have.
• 58:55
  And then we have the moral authority to carry that forward so that when we do sit in the presence of the individuals who can take action, we're not accusing them of a thing we haven't first examined in our own life. And then we arise to the final point, which I would make, which is this is our call to action to an authentic human experience, where we stop telling ourselves a broken story of the failed state of humanity in which we are somehow the last vestiges of victimhood. But instead, we actually take a step and say, no, this is actually the best day for humanity to stand up. This is a day where those who have criticized us, we can actually treat with decency and respect. We can actually return good for what was meant for evil.
• 59:48
  These are the human attributes that we can use at this point in time, which ultimately will pay the dividend. And this is important. They will pay the dividend of justice. They will pay the dividend of accountability, and they will pay the dividend of a better humanity. Because if we can return good for what was intended for evil, we will transform that future.
• 1:00:13
  And the evidence of it is that though it has taken me years of my advocacy to get law enforcement to take action, Seth, they are taking action now. And I am very grateful that there are donors in the political movement now who say, I'm not going to write you a check if you don't take a meeting with Dave Martin and take what he has to say seriously. Is it an overnight success? No. Did it come without great personal cost to me and my beautiful wife, Kim?
• 1:00:47
  No, of course it did. It came at deep personal cost. But was the investment of that cost worth the dividend we're now getting? And the answer to that is absolutely yes. We now are being taken seriously by people who have the ability to influence and control the destiny of the behavior of others.
• 1:01:10
  Because we have been persistent in holding the light against the growing darkness, the light is growing.
• 1:01:21
  Seth Holehouse: Important words to conclude with. I feel like we could get into a whole another hour long discussion of the what comes next, which maybe we'll save that for our next discussion. That'd be brilliant. There's just there's so much to get into. Yeah.
• 1:01:40
  With this. And I but I think we we did a great job covering the more, you know, the more immediate right now. So
• 1:01:47
  Speaker 2: Yeah.
• 1:01:47
  Seth Holehouse: Before we sign off, how can people follow you, support you? Where would you direct people to?
• 1:01:54
  Speaker 2: Well, I'm doing a lot on Twitter. I'm trying to keep my messages in front of people there. So doctor d martin world at Twitter on Twitter. And and, you know, we we continue to do a lot of work on the on the fully lived out world site. So we try to keep people informed and up to date on fully lived out world.
• 1:02:21
  And then anybody who wants to get more deeply into any of the craziness that are my musings and thoughts, davidmartin.world is where you can always find kind of the latest and greatest thing of of of what we're doing. So we're trying to stay accessible. We're trying to stay connected. And most of all, we are grateful for things like this, Seth, where we can have meaningful conversations and move the needle for the better.
• 1:02:51
  Seth Holehouse: Great. Well, David, it's always such a pleasure. I I look forward to the next time. Thank you for doing what you're doing. You're an important voice out there.
• 1:03:02
  I'm seeing you everywhere. Even if you don't know your name, they say, yeah, yeah, the bald guy with the bow tie. I've seen him all over the place. And that's you.
• 1:03:08
  Speaker 2: That's the guy. Alright. Thanks, Seth.
• 1:03:11
  Seth Holehouse: Take care, David.
• 1:03:13
  Speaker 2: Take care.
• 1:03:14
  Seth Holehouse: Folks, I hope you really enjoyed that interview. I've now got another very important, but actually quite short, around twenty minutes or so interview with my good friend, doctor Kirk Elliott, talking about some pretty significant things that are happening with the global economics, especially with the shift of countries moving away from the US treasuries into precious metals specifically and what that spells for us. So folks, please enjoy the interview. Kirk, it is great to have you on again as usual. Thank you for being here today.
• 1:03:42
  Speaker 4: It's so great to be with you. As always, a ton going on. And this week's stuff that we're going go over is a little bit weirder than normal economic stuff. I mean, it's just like things are falling apart right under the seams, and there's this you can feel almost I don't want to over spiritualize it, but it's almost like the shift to evil is happening. I mean, with with the president being convicted and all these wars and these rumors of wars and you're disruptions of our food supply and and another pandemic and banks failing.
• 1:04:22
  I mean, it's just it's a lot to happen in one weekend.
• 1:04:27
  Seth Holehouse: No. It it really is. I was going through my Yeah. My saved documents to you know, for topics to talk about. Was like, okay.
• 1:04:33
  63 banks are now, you know, the FTC's warning insolvent. We've got massive farms. I'll pull this up now. Like, two different huge farms. This is a 2,000,000 chickens destroyed.
• 1:04:45
  Okay. This was in, like, look at the size of that. That fire.
• 1:04:49
  Speaker 4: That's in Texas.
• 1:04:50
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. It's in Curtin, Texas. And then we have another one, another fire. And this one is in Illinois that kills a million chickens. So let's watch this right here.
• 1:05:06
  I mean, this looks like something out of like, I don't know, some doomsday movie. So and and again, we know these things aren't coincidences. I mean, when when it do you remember a period in your life where it was common to see these videos of just food farms, you know, combusting like this all the time, especially amidst this fear of of bird flu and h one n one. I mean, it's it's there's something really going on here. Something cooking, not just chicken.
• 1:05:35
  Speaker 4: Well, most chickens are crooked right there. But but, you know, even in Europe, Seth, there was a story last week of of massive European chicken farm exterminating all the chickens because they had some kind of a weird disease that was causing them to lay chicken eggs without shells. It's like eggs without shells. It's just like messy. Right?
• 1:06:00
  But But what is the weird disease? How did it get there? What kind of a narrative are they trying to get by? Because we've heard from Rari and others, it's like, okay, you're going to eat bugs and you're going to like it, right? We've got to get rid of meat.
• 1:06:14
  And then the mayor of New York getting on behind the mic and talking about how cows and methane emissions from cows are second only to industrial and manufacturing smoke as far as greenhouse effect. It's like, what? Cows? It's like, why are you focusing on cows? And it's like, because they fart?
• 1:06:38
  Really? I mean, but this is what they want. They want to get rid of them. And then Bill Gates actually now funding science to get rid of the methane out of a cow's belly and intestines. It's like, how in the world are they going to do that?
• 1:06:55
  That's how they digest. That's how they eat grass when we can't, right? But imagine wanting to eat a cow that's been so genetically modified that their stomachs don't absorb nutrients anymore. It's like, what are they doing? Getting rid of all these chickens.
• 1:07:12
  To me, it's not coincidence that in four days, two two of the largest chicken farms or hatcheries or whatever you call it in the country go up in flames. I mean, while they're still promising, they want to get rid of food, and they want us to eat bugs, and you've got bug protein powder that they can spread on different meals. Now it's like, this is just bizarre, Seth. But it got me thinking, like if you were evil, and you're like some kind of like, Doctor. Evil or mad scientist, you wanted to control the world and you wanted to change everything.
• 1:07:49
  How do you do that? How would the best way to do that? Well, it's kind of an overarching theme is you simply break the will of the people. Right? I think that's how Nazi Germany did it.
• 1:08:03
  You break the will of the people to fight. You just control by fear, and you put them in jail, you take away their food, you take away their bank accounts, you take away their kids. Right? I mean, you break the will of the people so they just comply. Well, to me, it seems like some of these things are right out of that playbook of, let's take away their food supply.
• 1:08:29
  Because you start eliminating cows because of methane, you start getting rid of chickens because you exterminate them because they might have a disease, or the biggest ranches or farms or whatever you call them in the country go up and smoke, what's that going to do to the price of meat and chicken? It's going to go up a lot because the supply is no longer there. So first, you create it so it's so expensive that nobody wants it. And then the next step is like, oh, let's just get rid of it altogether. I mean, there's a method to their madness.
• 1:09:04
  And economically, you can see all this stuff. But here's where what created more break the will of the people moments than any time we've seen it in recent history? It was COVID. It's like, Okay, let's shut down these stores. I better not travel.
• 1:09:22
  I've got to wear a mask. I've got to get a booster because this flu is going to kill me. It's like you break the will and people just comply. Well, now over the weekend in San Francisco, big outbreak of bird flu was found in wastewater. I don't know if it's called an outbreak, but they found bird flu in wastewater.
• 1:09:43
  So now people in San Francisco, they're to start freaking out. And it's like, okay, we better have masks. We better get inoculated for this bird flu thing. Because we've heard this is a bad one. It's dangerous.
• 1:09:54
  It's worse than COVID. And so this is why they have to get rid of cows and chickens and everything else. And now this bird flu is transferring from birds to cows to people, and that doesn't happen very often. But this is a weird strain. I mean, what kind of weird stories keep coming up for them to get their way?
• 1:10:16
  Well, I think we're finding out. I think we're finding out. But the last thing on how do you break the will of the people, their health and their ability to live, is their ability to buy things. And just over the weekend, the FDIC, which we've already talked about, the FDIC is so underfunded. There's no way that they could actually have enough money to actually pay for more than four or five bank failures, because they only have 0.72% of all deposits now covered.
• 1:10:51
  But in a memo from the FDA, well, it was from the Federal Reserve of New York, sixty three banks are on the verge of failure. So 63. So read that quote, Seth, because my I don't have my glasses on. So if you could read it, because that's a good quote.
• 1:11:10
  Seth Holehouse: So this is from the Michael Burry Stock Trader Twitter account. It's just an FDIC just reported that 63 banks are on the brink of insolvent collapse. So the quote is this is, you know, directly from the FDIC. Unrealized losses on available for sale and held to maturity securities soared by 39,000,000,000 to $517,000,000,000 in the first quarter. The surge was driven by higher unrealized losses on residential mortgage backed securities, a result of rising mortgage rates in the first quarter.
• 1:11:44
  This marks the ninth consecutive quarter of unusually high unrealized losses since the Federal Reserve started hiking interest rates in the first quarter of twenty twenty two.
• 1:11:55
  Speaker 4: So okay. Let's dissect that a little bit. So residential real estate always follows commercial real estate in its decline. Why? Because commercial real estate, that's where your Main Street America, this is where your retail outlets are, your restaurants, office space, things of that nature.
• 1:12:16
  So when you're seeing residential or commercial real estate vacancies and defaults, that means people aren't hiring. So as people aren't hiring, people don't have money to pay for houses, so therefore residential real estate is going to follow commercial. So the big hedge research department and a big hedge fund in America just finished some research on financial institutions that are failing stress tests, that they're not on the verge of failure, but they're getting close. Over two eighty have so much commercial real estate exposure that those banks are now in warning ground territory. Now you've got these 63 banks that are basically needing emergency capital just to survive.
• 1:13:04
  It's like, how do I know that they need emergency capital to survive? Because the article didn't say that. So I looked at basically the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and this is where it talks about this, where that number 63 comes up. 63 financial institutions entered into reverse repurchase agreements with the Fed over the weekend. So what does that mean?
• 1:13:30
  When bank is going into a reverse repo with the Fed, the Fed is injecting cash into that bank and they're pushing their treasury securities back to the Fed, right? So it's basically the exchange. You're getting money in because obviously they've run out. They need capital just to survive. So they have to do this reverse repurchase agreement.
• 1:13:54
  Now, to me, that's problematic because when you need enough money to survive, why do they need that rather than just going into FDIC receivership? A) they don't want to do that because these bank presidents don't want to have their bank go out of business. But B) FDIC has no money. They only have 0.72% of all deposits now covered. So forget in your mind the notion of $250,000 insurance threshold from FDIC on your bank accounts.
• 1:14:28
  Now, if only one bank fails, sure, they'll have it. If two banks fail, sure, they'll have it, depending on the size, right? But when Silicon Valley and those other four banks went under in March of last year, the amount of deposits that actually FDIC covered went from 1.74 to 0.74. So it's like, man, so more than half of all of their available assets went away on those five banks. So now you only have 0.72 left.
• 1:15:01
  Well, good grief. That's the equivalent of maybe another three to four bank failures of the same size, and FDIC runs out of money. So this is why these banks had to get the reverse repo agreements done, because they know if they go into FDIC receivership, that bank's toast. So they tried to get emergency capital of some sort. And I see this as the next big thing that's going to happen to the economy in America, is a series of bank failures.
• 1:15:33
  Again, that builds into the narrative of how do you break the will of the people? Because all of this is playing into what's going to play out, I believe, to be a very bizarre election summer and fall and election itself. Right? So you look at that and it's like whenever there's a crisis, politicians try to gain power. They try to promise everything.
• 1:16:00
  Right? So it's like, hey, we understand there's no money left. We understand banks are failing. I have a solution to fix it. You better vote for me or else.
• 1:16:07
  Right? So this kind of stuff, I think, is gonna start happening before the election of bank failures, which will create havoc in people's hearts and minds. And then they start to withdraw from the stock market that puts negative pressure on stocks. Now there's nobody working already. But if pandemic comes up, it's like they're going to shut down even more things.
• 1:16:33
  And America's already tapped with the lack of sales tax revenue, income tax revenue. They can't afford to actually pay benefits and entitlements. So I see this as like this kind of economic cycle where it's all bad news. And every one of those pieces of bad news isn't just like turning on the news, something makes you cry because a puppy got ran over in the street. I mean, this is detrimental to future generations of Americans because I think our financial monetary system is about to change.
• 1:17:10
  Seth Holehouse: And so what's interesting in that last statement you made, I'll pull up two different graphs here and saying that the the our future financial system is going change. So, you know, we've talked a lot about how the US dollar is the reserve currency. We've talked a lot about how BRICS nations are pulling away from the US dollar, and they're they're shifting their reserves to either their own currencies or precious metals like gold specifically. This is a, a tweet just came out from the, Kobesse letter. Is breaking.
• 1:17:43
  Gold's share of global international reserves jumps to 17.6% in 2023, most in twenty seven years. So it says, the share has almost doubled since 2016 as central banks has ramped up purchases. Gold is also now the second largest asset held in global central banks reserves exceeding the euro for the first time ever. The number one is still the US dollar, but it's 48% world shares down from 60% in 2017, which is a big loss. Says, meanwhile, central banks gold net gold purchases saw a new record in 2,024 of 290 tons.
• 1:18:20
  World central banks are piling into gold. So here's a chart, which this is a really, really fantastic chart showing, you know, the actual how the reserves are. What's interesting is you look back at, say, 1950, you can see how 70% of the global reserves were just gold. Right? And the rest was either the the sterling, you know, sterling pound.
• 1:18:43
  Right? Is that what the the proper name for it? Or the US dollar. Then you can see how US dollar gained its dominance primarily in the nineties, but how after reaching its peak in probably 02/2015 or so, it's now quickly reversing. Now, there's another chart I have, which says this is from Wall Street Silver.
• 1:19:04
  Why is China selling its US Treasury debt so rapidly and buying up as much gold as they can? It might make one think they don't feel safe holding US assets. So this is an even more telling chart, which shows China's Gold Rush, which is showing. Here it goes back to 02/2012. It shows where they, you know, their holdings of US Treasuries and how really about 02/2018, that's when the whole thing flipped.
• 1:19:31
  That's when then their acquisition of gold became greater, and you can see now where it's like they're in the process of it looks like drastically dumping US Treasuries. Really since the pandemic started, they've been dumping US Treasuries and buying up gold in mass. So between those two charts, which are very telling, what do you make of this? Because it to me, it feels like something really big is on the verge of happening. It's bigger than a currency.
• 1:20:02
  It's bigger than a particular war. Like, there's some sort of massive shift coming. I think most people that are paying attention, like they feel it in their gut that something is getting ready to change. But what what do you think, Kirk?
• 1:20:13
  Speaker 4: Well, I think the the world's reserve currency status is moving away from America. Right? So that has tons of implications. That's how we could fund our entitlements. That's how we could continue to raise the debt ceiling.
• 1:20:28
  That's how we could have the lifestyle that we have. Now China wants that lifestyle. So in doing this, you start adding up some of their statements from the past. Like in August when Putin said they're going to de dollarize the world, then it's irreversible, and it's their objective. And so then how do you do that?
• 1:20:48
  They add all these oil producers of OPEC into the BRICS nations. So now not only are you a manufacturing superpower, you're the global oil producer leader, right? And you look at that now, what do they want to do economically with all of that money? They want to start their own BRICS Central Bank with their own native currency. So it's not just enough to pay for oil with rupees or rubles or yuan or anything, right?
• 1:21:19
  They want their own currency to actually add strength to their thing. They're holding all the cards. Literally, they're holding all of the cards. So now what? You know, over the weekend, you know, I was reading some some news on geopolitics and stuff like that.
• 1:21:38
  You know, who wants to be admitted into BRICS and that Russia's all excited about? Turkey. So if you add Turkey in, one of the largest countries in The Middle East, a member of NATO, so now they're going to probably get rid of that NATO status, right? And so going to the BRICS nations, I think this power shift militarily, politically, economically is moving from the West to the East. This is a much bigger thing than just bank failures.
• 1:22:08
  This is a much bigger thing than a temporary disruption. This is a paradigm shifting moment. And this is why the battle is becoming so intense and why they're fighting so hard for it. When you have now, I think politicians know that this battle is at hand and why the House passed H. R.
• 1:22:30
  5,403 that said they're going to outlaw central bank digital currency issued by the Fed. So to me, it's political theater, right? It's a bunch of noise. It's like, well, so what? I mean, couldn't care less if the Fed issues a central bank digital currency or not because this isn't tied to any one country or any one central bank.
• 1:22:55
  I wouldn't care if it's the European Union or Spain or anybody. See, I think the Bank for International Settlements, the IMF, the World Bank, they're going to be the ones that are the clearinghouse for central bank digital currency throughout the world. I think these individual countries, central banks are somewhat meaningless. So to me, that's window dressing. It's like, yeah, we're showing the whole world how we really care, and we're going to actually outlaw some of this stuff in America during an election year, and we're going to get votes.
• 1:23:25
  I think they know full well that central bank digital currency is a digital transaction that's a global thing, not a country centric thing. So you look at all this change, you look at all of this, well, what is China doing? What are all these other central banks doing? They're buying gold by literally thousands of tons. Right?
• 1:23:49
  So to me, end of that story is don't listen to what they say, because they'll lie. Watch what they do, because that proof is in the pudding. So they might be saying gold and silver are stupid assets. They might say they're ancient relics. They might say we can do it much better with more transparency and speed and accuracy by having something that's digital with the press of a button, we can get things done.
• 1:24:15
  Well, maybe they know that that's not going to work, or that it'll work, but there's going to be public outcry. As people start to understand, it's like, oh my word, all of our freedoms are going away, they're eroding, and so they're buying up gold by the thousands of tons as a means to establish themselves as a legitimate, credible currency, or they want to use it as the carrot, right, to attract people into their door. Right? It's like going down the hallway with a bunch of scary doors and you say, kids, don't go into that when there's truly a big monster there, it's going to eat you. So because once you go in and they have the ability to cut you off from buying or selling based on your ideology, there's a good chance you never get your money back up.
• 1:25:05
  They know this. It's part of that plan. Right? So whether gold is being used as the carrot to entice people, or it's truly going to be the backing of a currency, which I believe it is going to be the backing of a currency, and I believe it's being used as the carrot, right? So I believe all of the above statements are true.
• 1:25:28
  We're behind the eight ball in America. And that's where I see that big power shift already not happening happened. I think that it happened on January when they added those oil producers of the world into the BRICS nations and took away King Petrodollar. I think this happened. And I think that it happened during a time when Biden is president and China knows it's like, well, we're big and bad and ugly and look at their president, they're not going to fight with us now if we invade Taiwan.
• 1:26:04
  They want the ramifications economically of tariffs on US goods. I mean, the diplomacy and foreign policy that we have coming out of this administration is causing some of these things to happen. Right? So this is the ugly side of the simple little question that you asked. And I gave a really long answer, but I think this is bigger than a bank failure.
• 1:26:30
  It's bigger than a stock market crash. It's bigger than pretty much anything because I think it's changing the fabric of our nation.
• 1:26:40
  Seth Holehouse: I certainly agree. And I you know, obviously, a lot of people are thinking, okay. What do I do amidst this? It's like you what you said, do as they do, not as they say. Right?
• 1:26:50
  This is why you know, I know me personally, I'm a big believer in precious metals, gold, silver, especially silver these days because of, you know, particular reasons, but follow their lead. You know, they they see it. United States is you see those charts. It's on it's it's at the end. Right?
• 1:27:04
  Not saying our country's over, but the the global dominance that we've had, especially with our currency, it's in its dying days. And whatever's coming next, you can see the countries and governments and and groupings of people that are building the next system, it's gonna be heavily reliant on gold. And so that's why, you know, my perspective is, okay, find ways to get out of the US dollar and into gold, into silver. So, if folks want to contact you, if they wanna you say they've got an IRA, seeing the stock market, like, you know what? There's something fishy at the stock market.
• 1:27:40
  There's too much reliant on too few companies, and, you know, there's kind of worried about being in stocks heading into an election year, which is, you know, makes sense. If folks want to start transferring some of their assets into gold or silver, how does that work?
• 1:27:53
  Speaker 4: So it's real simple. You just go to goldwithseth.com, fill out the form, or call us at (720) 605-3900, And just say that Seth told you to call. But really, what will happen is my scheduling team will ask you some questions. What was it Kirk and Seth were talking about? They caused you to want to reach out.
• 1:28:15
  What are you trying to protect? What are you scared about? What are you thankful for? Right? Because we want to hear your concerns.
• 1:28:22
  We want to hear what you want done. And then we'll set you up with one of our consultants to actually go through the nitty gritty, identify how to move the assets over. My team does all of it, right? All you have to do is fill out the little forms. But we want to make the transition easy, the burden light.
• 1:28:41
  Once the funds move over, we call you, say, we got your funds. Now you're allocated, once you give the go ahead, into gold and silver to help protect you against this onslaught of lack of privacy, lack of freedom, the destruction of our freedom. Because there are things that we can do, and it's easy. Precious metals are an easy thing to do and a reasonable solution in a digital world where everything that's digitized can and will be used against you, right? Where these are private assets and it doesn't just check off the box for, This is a safe investment that's growing.
• 1:29:23
  It checks off the box for, This is a way where I don't have to participate in that beast system where they can track every single transaction because it's all digital. And if they don't like me, they can cut me off from my money. That's something that nobody wants.
• 1:29:38
  Seth Holehouse: Exactly. So I'll put the links and the phone numbers on that in the description. Kirk, it's always great talking with you. You still manage to, you know, come with a smile, which is good. It's I think that the next I think the next twelve to eighteen months, especially, are gonna be a wild ride, to say the least.
• 1:29:55
  But, know, this is this is what we were born for. So I'd rather I'd rather be here than anywhere else. Amen. Well, take care, Kirk. God bless, man.
• 1:30:06
  Speaker 4: Thanks. God bless. We'll see you.
• 1:30:07
  Seth Holehouse: Alright.