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Third Party Is the Lever: 7 Races, 1 Senate · The Aaron Day Show

• Welcome to The Aaron Day Show. I'm Aaron Day, founder of StarkFreedom PAC. Tonight at 6, we go live. I'll show you how we use third -party candidates to hold both parties accountable and how that decides who controls the Senate. Seven states, seven third -party candidates on the ballot. We fund the margin. It costs the GOP the Senate. Here are the races before we go live. Who we back? Who we're up against? and the song we made for each one. Every song is at starkfreedom.org. So is everything else. First up is New Hampshire. We back Ed Laplante of the Constitution Party. We're up against Republican John Sununu. Sununu says he'll defend you from surveillance. He voted to expand it in 2007. The song is called Ed Laplante. Kitchen TV, pen in hand I voted John Sununu in John Sununu voted yes on the Wall Street bailout To over, no There's a Richmond mechanic Who names the Fed and the plant Johnson, who said no I said no right back at him Johnson, who sat on a devil's panel As our senator It says no foreign wars No foreign aid Johnson and Lowe joined a cable company board And a lobbying firm It fixed cars and clocked in at Walmart too To pay the medical bills Under a hood in Richmond It says the Fed answers to nobody Johnson and Lowe voted yes on the Wall Street bailout To over Now there's a Richmond mechanic Who names the bed and the plan Plan, plan, plan TV off, off I stand, my turn John Sununu, no John Sununu, no John Sununu, no Same thing Out the door John Sununu voted yes on the Wall Street Bailout, do over No, there's a Richmond mechanic Who names the faded look plan Town hall booth A marked dead look plan This advertisement was generated in whole or substantially by artificial intelligence. Texas, we back libertarian Ted Brown. We're up against Republican Ken Paxton. 60 Republicans Republicans in the Texas House voted to impeach Paxton in 2023. The song is called Guess What, Texas. Our second Texas song is on the site, too. It's called Mouthpiece for D .C. Guess what, Texas? It's Ted Brown Radio's got you bragging Guess what's 60 like a win? Your office offered one day Till a judge stepped in Camera on the pole Leave me alone Ted Brown's committed to ending And government's practice of spying on everyone Your office offered one day Guess what, Paxton A predator got 60 days Guess what, Texas It's Ted Brown Cameras to monitor our movements, he's opposed Hold your office offered one day. Guess what, Paxton? A predator got 60 days. Guess what, Texas? It's Ted Brown. On tape, you said that convention hurt Obviously nothing to do Your own president asked, hadn't heard that Guess what, Paxton A predator got 60 days Guess what, Texas This morning at the annex I'm Mark T. Brown Kansas. We back libertarian David Graham. We're up against Republican Roger Marshall. Marshall called debt the biggest problem. He voted to raise its ceiling $5 trillion in July of last year. The song is called David Graham. Truck radio Fair debate, Roger Marshall Common business practice Turning some people into collections Some people I'm some people This line grandstand's got theirs Marshall's practice suit 700 patients 81 arrested Kept reading past Marshall, David Graham, Overland Park. He ain't the Democrat, neither am I. Looked him up in 22, he wrote, freedom is the highest value. Marshall's packed a suit, 700 patients. Anyone will rest a shame on you. There's a line at Overland Park, David Graham. Yeah Check Marshall's box for years No shame Gave it free Never allowed him Marshals packed a suit 700 patients 81 arrested Shame on you There's a line at Overland Park David Graham Marshals packed a suit 700 patients 81 arrested There's a shame on you There's a lie out of Overland Park David Graham My pencil My life David Graham This advertisement was generated in whole or substantially by artificial intelligence. Michigan, we backed Tim Long of the U .S. Taxpayers Party. We're up against Republican Mike Rogers. Rogers voted in the House in 2013 to keep the NSA collecting your phone records. The song is called A Line Outta Taylor. Ballot on my bench Rogers on my phone says he built Sebring Remember those? I voted for him Mike Rogers built the Sebring The Sebring's from 95 There's a line at a Taylor Town lawn 81 He drilled the barrels 95 already A Michigan State Senator He asked me to remember So I did Mike Rogers built the Seabrain The Seabrain's from 95 There's a line out of Taylor Tim Long Tim Long's on that ballot Lives in Taylor Rogers came up 19 ,000 short Before Tim Long That ballot line Drew 41 ,000 This vote ain't the Democrats Mine never was 1981 Mike Rogers built the Sebring The Sebring's from 95 There's a line out of Taylor Tim Long This street builds cars We know the years Mike Rogers built a Sebring The sea brings from 95 There's a line at the tail of Tim Long Pin off the pegboard Fielding Tim Long This advertisement was generated in whole or substantially by artificial intelligence. Ohio, we back libertarian Bill Redpath. We're up against Republican John Husted. Nobody elected Husted to this seat. Governor Mike DeWine handed it to him in January of last year. The song is called 14 Marks. Radio call Yeah, the iron vote Fourteen times John Hughes doesn't know the end of the war It fell by 149 to 50 There's a line out of Perrysburg Bill Redfield Creased pencil on the drywall since March One mark for every Houston, no My nephews over there His pictures by the marks Mark 14, same, no as March I don't call them names, I count them This is the end of the show. 14 times John Hughes said no to ending the war Fell by 149 to 50 There's a line out of Perrisburg Bill Redpath March, 3 April 3 May, 2 June 3 July, 2 September 1, 3, 14 Pencils cap. Iowa, we back libertarian Thomas Laehn. We're up against Republican Ashley Hinson. Hinson voted in the House last year for the tax credits behind Summit's pipeline. The song is called Rechain, the Dogs of War. Harvest Co -op Beasles past six a gallon My nephew's deployed, his picture rides the visor Ashley Hinson lights my phone Shouldn't have to foot the bill at the pump Hinson says she wants the war to end immediately She voted no to ending it six times The county prosecutor already said it Retrained the dogs of war Thomas Laehn Thomas Laehn Words don't move a scale, votes do Thomas Laehn, preacher's kid from Allison Taught the Constitution, now prosecutes for Greene County She wants a successful and immediate end Hinson says she wants a water end immediately She voted no to end it six times The county prosecutor already said Rich ain't the dog to walk Thomas Laehn Thomas Laehn says, every war since Korea, presidents have taken our country to war unilaterally, without a declaration of war from Congress. Successful and immediate end. Hinson said she wants the war to end immediately She voted no to ending it six times The county prosecutor already said It retrained the dog's war Thomas Laehn Hinson said she wants the war to end immediately She voted no to ending it six times The county prosecutor already said It retrained the dog's war Thomas Laehn Nozzle clicks Still past six My mind's made up And our newest race is South Carolina. We support libertarian Kasie Whitener for Senate. Months now and our own are still over there 49 said force the vote 50 said no, her mark among them Darling Graham's one vote kept us at war Kasie Whitener says no more Then the vote to bring them out, one short again Same name, same mark, move that one mark And the 50s are Colleen Graham's one vote Kept us at war Kasie Whitener says no more The governor's pen gave her that seat Before one ballot dropped She told the debate stage National security's not her thing Darline Graham's one vote kept us at war Kasie Whitener says no more Plain question, time to end the war in Iran Kasie Whitener wrote her answer down, yes Out in the open for all of us to read Darline Graham's one vote kept us at war Kasie Whitener says no more Pickens County where she was born Went with the other man in the runoff That seats on loan Come November that one vote comes home to us Darline Graham's one vote kept us at war Kasie Whitener says no more Darline Graham's one vote kept a sad boy Kasie Whitener says no more One more before we go live. Here's our anthem. Margin is calling. Wakey wakey, margin is calling Every autumn in your colors Every promised song so sweet I will cut your energy prices in half within twelve months You lie, slow dance under the lights You whisper no more war You lie You lie Held close one more vow You swore you'd drain the swamp You lie No more Jersey on reflex No herd that votes the color You burn the vote or lose the Senate We are holding you accountable Who pays? We fund Do you hear the margin calling? We fund The margin, it costs the GOP, the Senate So hard to say goodbye To the Senate, who pays? We fund Do you hear the margin calling? We fund The margin, it costs the GOP, the Senate So hard to say goodbye to the sentence You lie, you lie, you lie, you lie You lie, you lie, you lie, you lie Who pays? Do you hear the marching calling? We fight the margin, it costs the GOP the Senate No herd, no jersey, no reflex, earn the voter or lose the Senate Who pays? We fight the margin, it costs the GOP the Senate No herd, no jersey, no reflex, earn the voter or lose the Senate Wicky, wicky, wicky, wicky, wicky, wicky Wicky, wicky, wicky, wicky, wicky, wicky Wicky, wicky, wicky, wicky, wicky, wicky Wicky, wicky, margin is cold That's all seven races. Every race and every song we made is at starkfreedom.org. Send them to someone who votes in one of these states. We go live at six. Stay right here. All right. Welcome back to the Aaron Day Show. This is season three, episode 26. And there's actually quite a bit to go through here tonight. night. We will get back to the normal content at some point after the election. So I suspect the next three episodes or so, probably four, will be more election -themed. And this is primarily due to the fact that that is where I'm spending all of my time, which might seem odd if you've You've been listening to the show. And I've had previous episodes where we can't vote our way out. America 1 .0 is over and so forth. So you may be wondering what all of this is about. And so tonight, I'm going to lay out the entire strategy, what we're doing at StarkFreedom, why we're doing it, and how it's going to function. And I have no doubt that it will work based on our track record. My wife and I are doing this. We've been doing this for a long time, and this is kind of the culmination of our experiences, and the circumstances kind of brought us to doing this. So I'll walk through the rationale for it. So again, everything that we do, everything that I have been working on is related to the – hold on, let me get the right thing here up on the stage. Everything I've been working on is based on this idea that the biggest threat that we face right now is actually technocracy versus freedom. It's not political in the sense that it's the Republicans versus the Democrats or even, you know, communism versus common sense, which is what the Republicans would want you to believe. It's actually technocracy versus freedom. And technocracy is a political ideology, a global political ideology that basically replaces the rule of law, individual rights, property rights with a system of government where scientists and engineers make decisions for us. And where the currency is removed and replaced with energy credits. And your ability to gain access to these energy credits is based on your compliance with the behaviors that these scientists and engineers lay out for you. This whole concept was started almost 100 years ago in the 1930s. And it's really only now that all of the technology has come together. It's kind of fascinating to think that this whole model and this whole ideology predates the internet, predates digital currencies, predates AI surveillance. And it's really only been in recent years that the pieces have been put in place to make technocracy technically feasible. And so for the last three or four years, what I've been primarily talking about is how to exit the system. That, in fact, we can't vote our way out, but we can build parallel systems and that that is the way forward. And in fact, you know, I've even before I started talking about this publicly, I was doing it. The last time I voted was 2018. And, you know, after that, I won't go through the long history. You can hear about that in other episodes. I decided to stop using the dollar, to ditch the dollar. realizing that the basis of the control system is fiat currency, which is money governments print out of thin air based on debt. And they use that as the basis of a control system. And so I realized if you're going to exit and build, you need to stop giving them the power by using their money. And so this is just the first step. And then we're talking about exiting everything, the healthcare system, even big tech, on and on down the line. So as I did that, not too long, a few years after doing that, the people that I knew that were the most effective at either promoting or developing these types of alternative systems were being targeted by the federal government. And so that's when I realized, okay, we can't vote our way out. But unfortunately, the people that are focusing on exiting and building, and I still do that. This is kind of part of a more comprehensive strategy. strategy, the exit and build crowd is not moving nearly quickly enough relative to the technocracy side of things. And in fact, since Trump was reelected, technocracy has accelerated without any friction at all. What you have seen is everything from, I'll give you an example, digital IDs. Well, we have digital IDs in the US. It's called Real ID. And it's something that states fought against for 20 years. And in the first 120 days of Trump's second term, it was put into effect. And now 14 plus states, Real ID is digital. And the plan is for it to be digital in all 50 states by 2028. people thought doge was about cutting costs remember trillions of dollars of savings we might be eliminating the income tax all these other ideas that was never the intent the intent was what actually happened which was palantir was granted access to multiple federal departments including the irs and so i will tell you that you know the 75 000 page 6 million word tax code being efficiently administered by AI is not a win for human freedom. You would probably want bureaucrats. Actually, you wouldn't want taxes at all. Taxation being theft. However, bringing in AI, you're replacing... You may be replacing the number of human beings involved in government, but you're not actually reducing the size and the function of government itself. In fact, you're massively increasing increasing the power of government, which is precisely what has been going on across the board. So now we have more surveillance. We have more tracking. This is going to lead into Medicare, Medicaid, predictive health scores, the whole nine yards. Then we had the Genius Act, which is essentially a backdoor CBDC paving the way for the government to be able to control privately issued digital dollars and to be able to add and enforce all all of the surveillance that we have on our traditional money supply. So you will have all of the know your customer, all the reporting to the treasury department, all of that other stuff. And they will force these private stable coins to be backed by us. Treasuries increasing the debt by another three to $4 trillion. So Trump came out and said, yeah, we're not going to have a CBDC. And what he did was implement effectively the exact same surveillance, except at faster scale, because what would have taken years to implement through a central bank is something that's already wildly popular, already greater in transaction volume than Visa. And they've just made it. They've captured it under the control of Congress. And then they tried to push the Clarity Act, which fortunately hasn't passed yet. But that will essentially digitize everything that you own and put those assets, your stocks, your bonds, your house, your car, under the same control that they're putting digital money under. So they can track your transactions in real time, freeze your transactions, share that information with our own government, with foreign governments and foreign central banks. It's tied into the Patriot Act, the whole nine yards. So this technocracy has accelerated and there's nothing stopping it. And the worst part about it is that people don't even know. No. Before the election in 2024, people were saying things like, you remember America first? Can you imagine such a concept now? I mean, I don't see anyone with a straight face making the claim that what's going on right now with our government is America first. But part of that, part of the presentation of that is we're going to shut down, you know, Klaus Schwab and the WEF and the UN and all of these other things. And we're going to reclaim our sovereignty. sovereignty. And we're not going to do the Klaus Schwab vision of things with 15 -minute cities and all the surveillance. And the truth is that that's exactly what we've done, but we've given it different names. We've marketed as things like Genius and Clarity Act and Real ID. And we've dressed it up with the flag, called it patriotism, even the way that we've been implementing AI, which obviously I'm a fan of, but not the way that the government is doing. And we now have another AI czar, Jay Clayton, that is basically going to hand over more and more and more control to Silicon Valley, which has nothing to do with free markets. It's more government regulation, more censorship, more top -down control than subsidized by taxpayers. And so this has been going on unabated. So what started out as the idea of warning people about technocracy and pushing people to exit and build has now extended. It's no longer exit and build. It's expose, obstruct, exit, and build. And this is just a natural evolution of trying to exit and build and watching the government's response and realizing, hey, we're not going to be able to do this. You go to enough conferences where you see, whether it's a crypto conference or another type of conference where you just say, okay, well, how fast is this movement growing versus how fast is the surveillance state growing versus the growth and proliferation of flock cameras versus the growth and proliferation of digital currencies and so forth? And the answer is, it's not good. I'm not saying this to say that it's hopeless. In fact, I'm more optimistic now, in part by what I'm going to say tonight than I have been in a long time but I realized that it requires these four areas and these four areas have to be done all at once now it doesn't mean I have to be doing them myself all at once however I we are and you know and in part it's just to help you know get the ball rolling in some of these areas on the exposed front we have technocracy Atlas which is going through a major upgrade right now but you can still see the the original version of it and for the state of New New Hampshire, you can see the upgraded version of it where I've gone through and I have a couple of computers that are running nonstop categorizing contracts and everything against 12 different dimensions and getting all of the raw data. The whole point of it is so that you can see what's going on with technocracy in your state, what's going on with not only flock cameras, what's going on legislatively with digital currencies, what's going on with privacy, You see AI legislation, all of that. And so you'll be able to track in real time and see what's going on. And in part, that's the first part, which is to expose. And then the Aaron Day Show, the show is a platform for exposing this. And in fact, it's also a platform for communicating the other three areas as well. Well, but the next area that is important and why StarkFreedom Pack was formed is to obstruct. Because I was noticing something. So if you have watched this podcast, I've been talking about technocracy at great length and brought on a number of guests, done roundtables the whole nine yards to explain the origins of it and the history and who's behind it and so on and so forth. But what I've realized is we're almost at a point now where when people become aware of something but can't do anything about it, it's actually demoralizing. You're not actually helping. The truth will not set you free. In fact, I was on another podcast earlier today where they almost now flaunt it. They flaunt the fact that they're doing this stuff. Howard Lutnick being a perfect example. Apple made $250 million this year. $250 million profited off of the tariffs and people across the country, everyone is hurting because of the tariffs. He pushed the tariffs. Then his family bet against the tariffs and made tons of money. He flaunts that... He just jokes about the fact that he was on Epstein's Island, lied about it. He's part of the new creature from Epstein's Island, this whole new digital dollar system. His company is backing the treasuries, managing the treasuries for the largest stable coin in the world. And they don't care. You call out the corruption. Many people have called out the corruption. In fact, a whistleblower that had exposed and revealed some things about Lutnik just mysteriously died of suicide this week. and here's the thing nothing happens Thomas Massey and I have great respect probably the best thing that I've ever seen done in Congress exposed the Epstein files and as you know the technocracy atlas we have downloaded I have all the Epstein files created viewers for it I've gone through it and if you go through these Epstein files you'll realize which are you know we only have a partial view of but you can start to understand that the world doesn't work the way the media and government and the powers that be try to frame that it works. And so what is the upshot of this? Nobody on Epstein's list has gone to jail. And then Trump, Miriam Adelstein, and others targeted Massey and took him out in a primary. So I realize this, that, you know, so this path of just coming on here every week and expose, goes, oh, here's a new element of this. Here's how these pieces fit. It's intellectually interesting, but it doesn't change the fact that the digital prison is being built around us. And they're at a point right now where they flaunt it. These people are in government and they flaunt it, and there are no consequences. And so that's not going to help things. And so this obstruct category is here because there are some things that we can do. And I've always said we can't vote our way out. And that is still true. But what we can do is gum up the system, gum up the electoral process. They use the two -party system to keep us captured, red versus blue. I mean, think about how absurd it is. Trump even came out recently and said, hey, you may not like us, but vote for us anyway because we're better than the other guys. We're down to the point where literally the argument is effectively our rapists are better than your pedophile and you better be be on our team. And that is an act of demoralization. That is a humiliation ritual when time after time, you fall for it again. Every time you fall for it, and then you're guilted into falling for it again because it might be worse if the other people are in power, which it isn't. It's always getting worse no matter who's in power. So participating in the system the way that they want you to like a good little slave doesn't work but you can do things like I'm going to talk about tonight strategically use third parties to literally determine the control which parties have control You can use a third party in toss -up races to literally change the entire dynamics of which party is in power and more importantly you can use it the way that I'm trying to use it, which is to create gridlock. Because the best system of government is no system of government or is people working on these parallel systems. But outside of that, we're not in that realm right now. We have this massive $40 trillion debt surveillance state government that is preventing us from being free, draining us of all of our resources and stripping us of our free will. And so what are we going to do about it? Well, we need to slow it down to give more time for the exit and build people. And so tonight I'm going to talk about how we're using third parties to do this immediately in this election. And it works. I've already proven it. And I'm just scaling it at this point. The other thing that we are doing, we've launched Karma. This really, I mean, I've just kind of put a placeholder up. Karma .org or .com. is when I ran for US Senate, as you may recall, they tried to keep me off the ballot. And I defeated the Attorney General in federal court using AI, pro se, representing myself, something that would have cost $400 ,000 to $600 ,000. And what I realized is, and the way that I built this out, this isn't just going to chat GPT and typing in, draft this lawsuit. suit. I spent 200 hours and I have a pretty massive AI system that I've calculated that I've got about 4 ,000 hours into building and quite a bit of money. But I realized that trying to make those tools available for others is a way to not only stop the malicious prosecution that we are experiencing from government at all levels, but also it's a tool that can be used to combat at flock cameras and technocracy. Typically, where we're at a disadvantage is, and I mean, they call it lawfare because it works. It's the actual cost and time involved with going through the process. That is the problem. I mean, they can tie you up for years. And if they're a multi -billion dollar corporation and you're an individual, what are you going to do? Well, the dynamics change if all of a sudden, imagine if there were 100 lawsuits being filed in 100 hundred different jurisdictions against flock where the people are representing themselves pro se. This flips the entire dynamic. So the use of a third party strips or actually holds the two major parties accountable. The use of AI in a legal context where people can use it pro se changes the power dynamic in what has been the egregious abuse of the law system against the the people for decades. Then there's exit. And certainly, I'm not going to stop promoting these things or doing these things. In fact, as you've noticed, most of this year, frankly, this podcast has been... We only have 100 people on now. I am severely shadow banned. I would appreciate if you would share this. But I'm actually going through the analytics now. This is a massive shadow shadow banning that's happening. And that's fine. And I've been saying this. Elon Musk is a technocrat. And he talks about freedom of reach. If you're talking about technocracy, if you're talking about things that are counter to his position, they can tweak the algorithms. They do tweak the algorithms. We've watched him do it in real time. He did it around H -1B visas and everything else. We have no free speech. And in fact, we have the illusion of free speech, which is worse than when we had the censorship industrial complex under COVID, where at least we knew we were being censored. There are people out there that I still hear every day, well, thank God for Elon Musk for saving free speech. You have been completely scammed. So I'm still promoting Ditch the Dollar. And you go to ditchthedollar .com with steps on how you can get into privacy coins and use alternative currencies. Ownnothing .org, which shows you basically how we've signed away our rights and our ownership through click wrap agreements. And then Daylight Freedom, which I'll be building out more next year, but it's basically a series of tools to help you reclaim your sovereignty. And it allows you to see, well, okay, once you realize, oh, wait a minute, the dollar is a control system. It's used against me. My money can be shut off. My money can be tracked. My money can be programmed. Oh, wait, my attention is being hijacked by big tech. my food is being poisoned by big food the health care system is not making me healthy it's actually tethering me to employment that I don't like and then not allowing me not actually helping me when I have a catastrophic situation 10 different dimensions to help people along the way to get out of the system and that's actually where we really end up wanting to spend most of our time that was kind of the original thing that we started was daylight freedom and then it's kind And it's morphed into all of the things that you now see on your screen because these are kind of impediments and roadblocks that we have seen in trying to exit the system. And then there's build, and it's building the actual solutions when you exit, which we've built some of our own, but then we're also building tools, more importantly, to connect and bring in other resources. resources. There are many people working on this, but it's very hard for people to find this stuff. And most of it is spread out. And frankly, I had an interesting conversation with somebody, I think, last week where it's... Even if you have information that is censorship resistant, you can figure out a way to post information using things like IPFS where it can't be censored. That's great, except how are people going to find it? We went from a period of time where search engines used to actually not be censored in the early days to then becoming over a long period of time. I mean, we had like a 10 -year run. But now increasingly, it's like, okay, this thing is sanitized by public health, all these other safeguards and everything else. But now more people are getting their information from AI than even search engines. So then you have to ask yourself, well, what are the search engines training on? So people feel like they're empowered because they have these tools and these platforms that say they're free speech or you're using an AI, but that AI is only trained on certain data. And then on top of that, it has these other guardrails put on top of it, which the government is actually intervening to make sure is even further sanitized. So this is problematic. But in any event, on the build side, we have Freedom Forge, which has guides to educational materials for how to get off of the dollar and into other cryptocurrencies, but also it will have guides for other areas as well. Well, and it's going to be a community area where other people can start to figure out how to build their own solutions. And a lot of this is based on using privacy coins and privacy tokens on platforms like Zeno. And then the last is Oasara, which is a medical tourism marketplace that we've built where, yeah, you can exit the insurance system. You can actually buy medical services overseas, and it's about 80 % cheaper with higher quality than you get in the United States. So I'm saying this to set the stage for why, where this super PAC fits in to all of this. I have not abandoned. In fact, this is, I realized this is a necessary tool, this PAC in the area of obstruction, because if we don't do this, if we have two more years of complete Republican control, Agenda 2030 will be here by Agenda 28. That is literally how fast this is going. And so I realized, you know, again, I go to enough of these conferences like, all right, we're going to have to do something about this. We can't just say don't vote. Or I'm not saying the voting doesn't help strategic voting. Treating the voting process strategically to stop it and obstruct it is critical at this point. And I would like to not do it, but it's something that I know how to do and needs to be done right now. So in any event, I already spoke about karma. I'll do an episode on that probably at the end of the year, launching on how to do that. Yeah, but I have actually been talking to people all over the world. What I've learned about my system is I tailored my system specifically for my lawsuit in federal court based on situations in New Hampshire. And so much went into setting it up for that information. So I can't take my system and say now all of a sudden if you're in Arkansas or you're in a different country, it applies. But I have been working with some people on a case -by -case basis to help develop out the system for specific cases. And it's continuing to build in terms of application. So I am working on it behind the scenes. It's just not something... I'm not entirely sure how to make it publicly available because it's based on my own equipment and my own data. So working on that. that. So moving into the main topic for tonight, which is the StarkFreedom Pack, what you can see on the screen right now is this is really the visual of what's going on here. The Senate is highly contested right now in terms of who is going to be in control. I mean, I think people mostly now understand the Republicans have lost the House. Everything is going to come down to to the Senate. And I was originally running for US Senate in New Hampshire because I thought it was going to be a 50 -50 race. And I could use that race as leverage to get the administration to do what they said they were going to do. I mean, I got to the point where it was my understanding that the administration was going to do some of those things. So I dropped out of the race. They did not do those things. So in addition to lying and not doing what they said they were going to do, I believe I was also lied to. So it's just one thing after another. I mean, I mean, the administration, it's like all you had to, if they want to know how to win the election, they could start by doing what they said they were going to do. But apparently that's off the table. Apparently you have to vote for them again after, well, yeah, we lied to you this first two years, but give us another shot and here's $5 ,000. And so at this point, you know, so when I say this, these are seven races where a third party is basically the margin is going to be the margin of difference. They're toss -up states, and we're supporting candidates that are likely to pull more from Republicans. And the races are so close that these third parties are likely to be the margin of difference and change the outcome. I know this works because I did it. I did it in 2016 in New Hampshire. I recruited an entire slate to run for U .S. Senate and the two congressional seats. I ended up being the candidate myself for U .S. Senate. We were the margin in all three races. As a result, it was the first time since 1854 that New Hampshire did not have a Republican in Congress, and they haven't had one since. And so I know that this works. And so now we're spreading this out to seven different states. And I've been surprised the states that we're in, by the way. I mean, if you would have told me 30 days, 60 days ago, that Kansas was in play, Iowa was in play, Texas, South Carolina. These are all states now that are toss -ups. And some of these are actually now leaning down. It's actually fascinating. And let me tell you what I learned running as a third party. I mean, I got like 2 .4 % or whatever in what was the most expensive U .S. Senate race per capita. And I spent no money. And so here's why the strategy I'm laying out for you tonight, here's why I know it works. One, it doesn't require massive amounts of money. Two, we're at a point in time where people are absolutely fed up with the Trump administration. I mean, I have been talking to people all over the country about what's going on. And I will tell you that first and foremost, the cost of everything is an issue. I mean, it was that old statement, it's the economy, stupid. And that's absolutely true. And everyone is hurting everywhere. And you go into states that were Trump's strongholds, you go into the Midwest and some of these other areas, they're being hurt the most. And the areas where they're being hurt the most are, you know, one of the areas is in oil, gas, and diesel, which is related to, you know, being involved in farming. This is a major cost element. And then everything else, by extension, costs more. And so there have been two massive screw -ups by the Trump administration. One was tariffs, which have failed massively and have increased the price of goods for everyone. And then the other is the Iran war, which is immoral and unjust in its own right. But then it's made the cost of oil that much worse. So Trump goes around and makes these statements about how great things is. He's losing literally areas that no one ever considered would be in play. And by supporting third party candidates, this is basically the argument. There are these people who say, oh, well, you're throwing away your vote. vote. I'm telling you right now, you're absolutely not throwing away your vote because what you're doing is you're actually saying, yeah, are these candidates going to win? No, they're not going to win. But you're saying this is actually what we want to see. We have this rigged third party, two party system, but the attributes of these candidates are what we want to see. And we're not going to just hold our noses. We're going to hold you accountable. It's not enough for you to say, oh, the Dems are worse. You need to be held accountable. and these guys are the vehicle to do it. And it also sends the message to the Republican Party that you need to move in this direction. You need to recruit candidates that are like the candidates that we're supporting for the third party, like these Libertarian candidates, Constitution Party candidates, national taxpayer candidates. People can send a direct message. they don't have to pick the lesser of two evils. They can change the outcome. They can hold the Republicans accountable and vote for someone that actually reflects their values. And even though that person doesn't win, it does hold the Republicans accountable and it does send a message that this is the way that we want you to go. And once the two major parties realize they can't just get away with humiliation rituals and shaming people, every election, their behavior will have to change. So third parties are absolutely critical. And I also want to say, it is a two -party system. That is the nature of how it's structured. But it isn't always the same two parties. It hasn't always been just Republicans and Democrats. We've had the Whig Party. We've had other parties throughout history that were more dominant. And so who's to say? I mean, people call what we currently have the Uniparty. Maybe those two parties merge and we have a new third party. We have Tucker Carlson, Thomas Massey, Roger Taylor Greene, others talking about, many people talking about forming a new third party. Or maybe it's one of the Libertarian Party or another party. But the point is that it is useful to do this because it holds them accountable and it creates gridlock. And this is important, not because you can save this. I don't believe that you can save our political system. We just need to buy enough time to be able to build alternative solutions before they build the digital cage. That's very simply what I'm trying to say. So we are supporting candidates. And I'll go through these in detail each race in New Hampshire, Ohio, Michigan, Iowa, Kansas, Texas, and as of today, South Carolina. And I believe that our candidates will end up being the margin in three or four of those races. And I believe our super PAC will be what gives the increased margin in many of those races. And here's why. why. So when I ran, I had this interesting situation where some group illegally paid for mailers. We don't even know who they are. I have no idea who they are. And it was illegal what they did. But they sent these targeted mailers trying to specifically pick off Republican voters that would vote for Kelly Ayotte. And I believe this gave me a boost. This probably actually added 1 ,000 or 2 ,000. But it wouldn't have mattered anyway. Well, actually, yeah, yeah, it did matter because I got almost 18 ,000 votes. Kelly A. lost by only 1 ,017 votes. And so here's the interesting thing about most of these third -party races. These candidates have almost no money in all of the cases. And the other thing is they are usually not able to participate in the debate. We have a couple of exceptions in this case, but usually the a third party candidate doesn't meet the eligibility requirements to even be in the debate. So the biggest issue for third parties is people have no idea who these people are, that they even exist. But at this point in time, Trump's approval rating is like 39%. I saw one poll that had it at 31%. People do not want to vote for Trump. And many people are actually actively saying they're going to vote for the Democrat. But if they knew that they had this other choice. So, so little has to be spent if you're targeting specifically disaffected Republicans, Republicans who are massy supporters, anti -war Republicans, Republicans that were against the tariffs. It's not hard to target those specific people with this message because they do not want to be fooled. Again, and by the way, remember how fooled people were. Remember this, like, we're going to rescue the Republic and the only way we're going to save Western civilization. And they had these like, you know, Tulsi Gabbard and Vivek and RFK as adventures. It was all bullshit. And as you, if you've listened to this show, I told you it was all bullshit and it turned out to be a hundred percent bullshit, even worse, even worse than I projected that it would be. And I knew it would be bad. And so a lot of people feel really stupid for doing that. And so much so that they're not going to fall for it again. They're not going to fall for the fear again. They're not going to say, well, yeah, but we can't go back to the other guys. You just said you were going to do 10 things. You did zero of them. And now people can't afford food, health care, or their mortgage, and they may have to send their kids to war unjustly. it's not flying. So I believe this too. I think you're going to see absolute record results for these independent and third -party candidates. And I also think this is going to be a big deal. When this story is written at the end of this race, as I said, I've already got a couple of big media things coming out next week. When people find out what's going on here, this is going to be a big deal. And what's the big deal about it is that this gives us some of of our power back. This gives us the ability to say, no, I'm not. You want to give me this two -party stuff? I'm not buying it. And by the way, we have the leverage now. I mean, imagine if we do with this super PAC help influence and determine the outcome of the US Senate. This will have been done with very little money. And by the way, just like I did it in 2016 with almost no money. I already know what can be done. I've already done it. And they can't do anything about it because this is what I found when I did this in 2016. The only response of the two main parties to these third -party candidates is silence. They have to ignore you. They don't want you in the debates because if people actually listened to what these third -party candidates have to say, they might actually vote for them. and so the entirety of it is about suppression so so this is why i can literally sit here on this podcast you probably have never seen this before i don't even know if this is done i've got a super pack i'm laying out my strategy i put all the stuff on the website here's what we're doing here's exactly what we're doing and most people like you don't know who's behind the super pack it's all of this other you know what are the what are the motives i'm telling you exactly what i'm doing and i'm telling you exactly why i'm doing it and here's the great thing it It will work and there's nothing they can do to stop it. And that's part of why I'm doing it. I've just exposed the entire thing. And so this is going to get a lot of press attention. And again, we'll see how it plays out, but I've done it before. And so this becomes a tool, just like the ability to use AI to defeat the state and big tech in court. This now becomes a tool that we have. This isn't the solution. We're not going to fix government, but we're going to buy time. so last year or excuse me at the last election there were 58 races were won by less than the third party vote so in many respects this has been going on anyway and people get blamed for they get called after the fact oh you're a spoiler well how about this let's embrace spoiler the message to voters is yes you're going to spoil this you're going to take away political political power from Donald Trump, who has destroyed the economy, handed over the surveillance state to big tech and to his own family, and gotten us into an unjust war. So yeah, you know what? We're going to spoil that. Why? Because there needs to be accountability when people do things like this. So embrace it. I know people, even when I do interviews, are you worried about being a spoiler. I'm trying to be a spoiler. And in fact, not only trying to be a spoiler, I'm explicitly telling you that I'm going to be a spoiler and how I'm going to do it. And then I'm going to tell you furthermore, when it's successful, we're going to do more of it next time. Now, right now, this is directed at the Republicans. Why? Because the Republicans are in power and the Republicans have not been held accountable. This approach can work with Democrats as well. So you could recruit Green Party candidates or candidates that are more to the left if you need to hold the Democrats accountable. And as I said, the best form of government practically that we can have in this country is gridlock. Gridlock as we move towards building our alternatives outside of the system. So again, they always tell you it's a two -party system, vote red or blue, I'm going to fully embrace how idiotic that is. How idiotic it is that you've got to shut up and vote and support people that protect pedophiles and that steal your money. And that will actually almost kind of laugh at you about the fact that, well, yeah, we didn't do any of this, and you may not like us, but vote for us anyway. No, stop that behavior. Incentives mean everything. And if they're able to use that that humiliation ritual guilt to keep you voting for what you know is the wrong thing to vote for. I mean, who wants to vote? Who would vote for Donald Trump right now? The only argument you would have is, well, at least he's better than Kamala, but nobody actually wants to vote for him. This is the problem with society in general. We live in a society where people are playing backup plan their entire lives. Well, I don't know. I have this thing that I'm I'm passionate about, but I was told I have to go to college, which you didn't want to do. And then you went to college to get a job you don't want. And then 20 years later, you're in a situation you can't get out of and you never wanted to do any of it. And your purpose and your soul has been crushed every step of the way. This is how the voting system works. So let's upend this while we go and build these systems. I'm telling you, we can have all of the leverage here, massive amounts of leverage. This does not cost a lot of money. And just to make, I'm going to make this clear about exactly what it is that we're dealing with here. Just to remind people. Oh, hold on. I've got to, let me switch. I'm going to little collage of a collage for you. Yesterday. I will cut the price of energy and electricity in half. Ready? 12 months from January 20th, within one year, think of it, within one year, you're going to have electric bills and energy bills and your gasoline for your car is going to be 50%, 50 % cheaper than it is right now. Countries that were ripping us off for decades are now paying us hundreds of billions of dollars. And as time goes by, I believe the tariffs paid for by foreign countries will, like in the past, substantially replace the modern -day system of income tax, taking a great financial burden off the people that I love. It is time to drain the swamp in Washington, D .C. First, I'm going to reinstitute a five -year ban on all executive branch officials lobbying the government for five years after they leave government service. It's just very strange for a lot of people that the list of clients that went to the island has not been made public. Yeah, it's very interesting, isn't it? Probably will be, by the way. But yeah, I'd be inclined to do the Epstein. I'd have no problem with it. I know it's a hoax. It's started by Democrats. It's been run by the Democrats for four years. I call it the Epstein hoax. My wife and I decided that I will never be in the room with that disgusting person ever again. Did you in fact make the visit to Jeffrey Epstein's private island? I did have lunch with him as I was on a boat going across on a family vacation and we had lunch on the island. That is true. so i mean that's the question did you did you fall for it again are you going to fall for it again again what was presented in 2024 at the time and it was just me it was so laughable that people thought what we were going to you know get medical freedom we were going to do all this none of it none of it happened these are pretty major things suppressing epstein and then voting the guy out and putting $30 million behind the guy that exposed corruption, not draining the swamp, not lowering energy prices. Tariffs didn't do anything to alleviate income tax. Doge did nothing. All of it. Every single major thing is a lie. And now we're in war. So what? We're going to reward those people?