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Who Is Pulling The Strings For Epstein From Beyond The Grave? America Unfiltered #83 · America Unfiltered With James P

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America, we are back baby. Welcome to another episode of
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American Filter with James Pascalades.
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We got a great show for you tonight.
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We are going to talk about a few different topics.
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We're going to talk about the Epstein client list and how the
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Department of Justice, the FBI is now saying there is none.
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So after Pam Bondi saying that we would be getting the Epstein
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client list and complete transparency on Epstein, after
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years and years of promises by Donald Trump that we would find
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out what happened, we're now being told that the Epstein
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client list does not exist, that Epstein did kill himself, that
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there's no chance anybody else did, and there's nobody else
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involved. So essentially, Jeffrey Epstein
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was just sex trafficking people to himself.
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He wasn't actually sex trafficking to other people, is
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what we're being told. Obviously one of the most
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ridiculous things they released like a 10 hour video today of
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the hole with the cell where they show what they call
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unedited footage of Jeffrey Epstein's cell.
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I'm going to dive into why that footage was a little weird and
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why it's not fully unedited. And yeah, and we're just not
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getting the transparency we were promised.
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We're not getting the the promises that Donald Trump made
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in his campaign. Donald Trump in 2016, Donald
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Trump in 2020 seemed to have really an America First agenda.
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And then Donald Trump in 2024 pushed that same America First
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agenda. But it was clear that Donald
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Trump in 2024 took money from lobbyists instead of being self
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funded and his interests might have changed.
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And we're seeing that in real time right now.
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We saw it with the Iran, Israel war from the Adelson family.
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They gave him $100 million. And you saw how fast we got
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involved in that conflict after no new war is being promised
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around the world. And then now we're seeing this.
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We're seeing a complete lack of transparency when it comes to
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the Epstein files. We're being told one thing two
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months ago, and then we're being told something else again.
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Nothing new from the Trump cabinet.
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We were told by Tulsi Gabbard that they were months, if not a
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year away from making a nuke. And then we hear from Trump.
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No, Tulsi Gabbard's wrong. Mossad is correct.
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It's an odd thing for the president to say to contradict
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his own cabinet for another country's intelligence.
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We've already talked about that. But again, it's happening right
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now. Pam Bondi said that she had the
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Epstein client list literally on her desk and now it doesn't
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exist. You know, now the clients are
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protected forever. We'll never get any more
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information on it. That will be the end of it.
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If you continue to question it, you'll be a conspiracy theorist
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and that's it. You know, it's it's like 911.
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They shut the book. No one else can question it.
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And yeah, it's one of those sad things where we'll never really
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get answers. The only way I think we'd ever
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get answers if someone is brave enough to spend the rest of
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their life in jail by hacking into a system the same way
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someone hacked Hillary's emails. I mean, someone's got to hack
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pretty much the FBI or someone's got to hack something to release
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the data. And I'm not encouraging someone
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to do that. But that's really the only way
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we're going to see these files. We're not going to see them any
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other way. They're obviously not releasing
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them. And maybe they don't even exist
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at the FBI. Maybe Epstein was Mossad, maybe
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Epstein was CIA, maybe, you know, the files exist somewhere
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else or they don't exist at all and they only exist on one
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person's hard drive and that person is a complete unknown.
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We don't know. I mean, there are a bunch of
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unanswered questions. We're going to talk a lot about
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that today, a lot about Epstein, a lot about Galaine, a lot about
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Trump, their relationship together, their fallout, the new
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information we're getting. We're going to dive into all
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aspects of the Epstein thing today.
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There will be no shortage of that.
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I also do want to talk about some other topics, though.
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I want to talk about the Iranian president doing an interview
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with Tucker Carlson. I watched the interview today.
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It's a little hard to watch because, you know, the president
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of Iran does not speak English. So there's a translator.
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You know, Tucker talks, then the president talks, and then
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there's a little translation from a robotic voice.
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Makes it slightly annoying to listen to, but it's like 25
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minutes. Very manageable.
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You should be able to listen to it no problem.
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I listen to it on 1.5 speed makes it a little faster, a
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little easier, I think. Yeah, it was a pretty good
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interview. It gives a decent perspective.
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I don't think people should take what the Iranian president says
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is gold and just run with it. But it does give a, a pretty
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decent perspective, especially after the information we heard
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from Donald Trump, especially after the information we've
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heard from all the different media outlets and everything, or
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all the confusion going on since the Iran, Israel conflict.
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Where does the United States stand in it?
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Are we going to continue to see involvement because we didn't
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see a regime change? Was it about regime change?
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Was it about nuclear bombs? What was it about and why are
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they building bombs in the 1st place?
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We, we highlighted a lot of that information in previous
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episodes. We'll brush up on some of that
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today, but we'll talk about the interview a lot.
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And then our last topic we'll talk about today is the America
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Party. Elon Musk has announced over the
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last few weeks, he ran a poll about it a few weeks ago when
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him and Donald Trump first started having a fallout, that
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he wants to create a new party, the America Party, a party that
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has the interest of the 80% of Americans and not the 20% who,
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you know, really align with Republican and Democratic
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values. As someone who sees themselves
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as an American nationalist, I love this because it seems like
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an American nationalist party in a lot of ways.
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I don't know exactly where they'll land on immigration, but
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I can imagine they'll limit it due to financial constraints.
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They'll stop illegal immigration as well.
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I think they'll limit social services where they need to be
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limited. They'll focus on restoring value
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back to the American dollar, bringing manufacturing, bringing
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jobs back to the United States, making more fair trade
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agreements, limiting our foreign affairs with our allies.
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I think we overspend with our allies way too much.
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We send 3 billion Israel. We send billions to Africa.
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We send millions to Canada and Mexico.
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These are problems. These are all devaluing our
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dollar. For every dollar we print, we
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need to bring value back to this.
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We need to bring value back to the country.
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The Federalist Papers talk about this a lot.
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Our founders talk about it. They were geniuses.
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They talk about if we continue to have lifelong Foreign
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Relations, if we have too many Foreign Relations, if we allow
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too many immigrants into the country when they're not needed,
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especially in times when they're not needed, then we will
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continue to see the devaluate. The we'll start to see America
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be devalued in real time. We'll start to see the dollar be
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devalued in real time. We'll start to see all these
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problems. We'll start to see a huge
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decline in American Society, in the empire.
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America's just another empire. We've also talked about that
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just like the Roman Empire, it will eventually fall.
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And with weak leadership and with, you know, no dollar to
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back it, yes, we will definitely fall.
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At a point we were on the gold standard and our dollar actually
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had some backing to it. It had some value to it.
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But now it's just paper. Paper money is pretty worthless.
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And our founders talked about that, that if your if your
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currency is just paper and it's not backed by anything else,
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then you don't really have a currency.
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You just have a notebook. You know, you can make as much
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of it as you want and it just keeps getting less and less
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valuable over time until you screw the, you know, last
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generation to have to deal with it.
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And then they revolt or then they, you know, collapse or
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whatever the situation is. That's what we're doing right
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now. We're in this downward death
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spiral where we're really making it impossible for the next
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generation to live. We're not going to make it a
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it's not going to be a happy life for them.
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They're not going to be able to afford things, They're not going
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to have houses. The food is going to be a lot
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more scarce because of economics.
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I mean, our dollar is not worth anything.
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And it is continuously getting worth less year in, year out.
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Every time our politicians raise the debt ceiling, every time
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they print more dollars, our dollar gets more, more
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worthless. And it's one of the scariest
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things as an American. So yes, I do love the America
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Party. I love the idea of it.
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I want to see all their, you know, I want to see all their
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policies laid out. I want to see the platforms
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they're going to use. I, I bet, you know, bitcoins
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going to be a heavy part of this because they don't make more
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Bitcoin and Elon is very into crypto.
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I bet that the American party will also have some, you know,
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some tech provisions in it. I bet it will be more of like a
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tech nationalist, American nationalist party.
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So I don't know, there will be some positives, maybe some
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negatives. We'll go over that today too.
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Like you said, we do have a great show for you tonight,
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guys. We're going to talk about those
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3 topics. We're going to really dive into
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all three of them. I want everybody as well
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remember, like subscribe, leave a comment if you have any
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questions or anything you want me to talk about in future
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episodes. If you want to debate me as
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well, I'd love to debate people. Leave a comment about it, send
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me an e-mail, I don't care. I'll debate you on anything
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almost. I love debating conservatives
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and I love debating liberals. I disagree with conservatives on
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a lot. I disagree with liberals on a
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lot. So it's pretty easy.
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I think conservatives give you a better conversation, but I'm
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open to debating anybody but everyone.
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Remember, like, follow, subscribe, comment, whatever it
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is, please. It's all appreciated.
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Helps boost the account, boost the content.
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But let's dive right into everything.
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We're going to start with the Epstein stuff.
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So I talked about how they released this 12 hour 10 hour
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video of the the hallway and they show a it's so hard to
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explain. I'll pop a quick image of it
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here so you guys know what I'm talking about.
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But they they show the hallway kind of with a blurry, you know,
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it's like blurry, you could see the common room and then it
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leads downstairs and you can kind of see what they say is
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Jeffrey Epstein's cell on the way other side of the jail.
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I know I'm not explaining it perfectly, but it's not a clear
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image. It's nowhere close.
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It's nothing where you could see Jeffrey Epstein's face.
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You really can't even tell he's in the video at all, if you can
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even see him. I've watched the video.
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It was one of the biggest wastes of 10 hours of my life because I
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thought I was actually going to get something out of it.
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And no, like I said, you really can't even see him.
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When they say he went in his cell, it was 10:40 at night.
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You watch the video and like I said, it is extremely blurry.
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He is on the other side of the jail completely.
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In the video, you can vaguely make out an orange jumpsuit
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going in the cell. Can you tell it's Jeffrey
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Epstein? No.
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Can you tell who's putting him in the cell?
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No. Can you tell if the person is
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coherent in the video? No, you can't tell anything from
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the video. They claim that the cameras on
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the other side of the jail were Jeffrey Epstein where his cell
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is located. We're not working or we're not
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filming or whatever it was that aligns with the original story
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we heard, which does doesn't make sense because again, my tax
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dollars fund these things. Why aren't the cameras working,
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especially when it's someone as high profile as Jeffrey Epstein?
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These are things where it's like my tax dollars, you know,
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illegal as can eat on food stamps.
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But we can't have a working camera in this high security
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prison while Jeffrey Epstein, a high profile inmate, is on
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suicide watch. A little odd to me, but
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nonetheless, like I said, it's on the complete other side of
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the jail. They say he got tucked into a
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cell at 10:40 at night. They found them at about like
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6:30 AM, hanged in a cell by himself, they claim.
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And if you do watch the video, it does kind of look like
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there's not a lot of people in the area.
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No one's really going over by his cell.
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Then you do see some movement. You do see like, you know, like
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a shadowy figure. Like I said, it's on the very
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other side of the jail, so it's hard to make out.
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But you do see the shadowy figure moving around over by
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Jeffrey Epstein cell can't really tell what's going on.
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And at this point it turns to 1158 and the minute goes by, you
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still see the shadowy figure moving around.
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And at 1158 and 59 seconds, it goes right to midnight.
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It skips the 1159 minutes. So the last minute entirely, 60
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full seconds or erase from this. This is not unedited.
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And I'm not claiming that in these 60 seconds, SEAL Team Six
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came in and pulled off the greatest operation and hanged
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Jeffrey Epstein in his cell. I'm not claiming that they had
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some high profile hit man who in 60 seconds or less came in and
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hanged this guy. You know, beat him up 1V1 and
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killed him. That's not what I'm claiming,
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but I am claiming that it is very odd to after all this time
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of saying we will be releasing a full transparent, you know,
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it'll be complete transparency to the American people.
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We're going to tell everyone everything about Epstein.
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We're going to, you know, there's going to be a rest.
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There's going to be a client list.
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There is going to be people held accountable after all that, all
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the excitement they're trying to give us about, you know, we're
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finally going to get some justice done.
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Why is it that the one video they release that they claim is
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unedited is edited? Why is it that they can't get
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one thing right? Why is it that they claim to be
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so transparent? They claim they're doing this
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for us. And then, you know, we, they
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edit it. They just, they lie.
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They they're, they're not telling us the truth.
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I, I'm just, I'm sitting here dumbfounded at it.
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That, that I believed it, that I actually thought we were going
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to get the Epstein list. I feel like a moron, you know,
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edit a clown nose and hair and makeup on me.
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I feel like a clown right now. I, I actually thought we were
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going to see some arrests. I thought we were going to see
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Bill Clinton see Prince Harry see, or Prince Andrew, not
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Prince Harry, but it's to see all these people held
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accountable. I thought we were going to
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actually get some, get some arrests, get some accountability
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for once in this country that pedophiles, just because they're
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billionaires, they're not going to be able to get away with it.
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But no, no, that doesn't seem like that's going to happen at
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all. You know, it just right after
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Diddy walks, Diddy pretty much just gets charged with
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prostitution, which is just like a normal Tuesday in New York for
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a lot of people. You know, he walks from that,
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walks from sex trafficking, rape.
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He's a billionaire. And now we see the same thing
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you essentially from beyond the grave.
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Someone is pulling the strings for Epstein.
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Someone is deleting camera footage, whether in that minute
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or not. Someone hang Jeffrey Epstein.
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You have to question it. Why?
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Why didn't they release that minute if nothing happened?
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Why was there a shadowy figure near a cell when it happened?
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Why don't they have a video of his cell?
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Clearly they have a video of the entrance where the guards go in
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and out. There's also another strange
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thing. At like 5:00 in the morning,
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there's one guy who leaves and then another guy who comes in,
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or he comes in and leaves and it kind of looks like a different
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guy. He's in a hood and one looks
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taller than the other. But could just be, you know, how
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I'm seeing it on the camera, could be the same person.
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But a lot of things do look fishy.
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It does seem like they had one really big shot to regain the
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trust of millions of Americans, especially independents, people
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like me who aren't just complete chills for the Republican Party.
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Who want to see the truth? I care about the truth more than
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anything. I care about the truth of what
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happened more than protecting Donald Trump or protecting the
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Republicans or Democrats. I don't care about protecting
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any of them. They don't protect me.
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I want to know the truth. I want to know who is a
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pedophile in this country? What people in our government
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protected this pedophile? What agency did this person work
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for around the world? Was it 1 of ours?
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Was it Mossad? Who was it?
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And how is it that he's still dead and they're pulling strings
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from beyond the grave? We, I want to get into Donald
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Trump and Epstein's relationship a little bit because this topic
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comes up a lot. A lot of speculation right now
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is that Donald Trump was one of Epstein's clients.
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And that's why we're not seeing the list.
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I've talked about many times that I think Donald Trump is in
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the Epstein files because I know he's in the Epstein files.
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We saw this. He was on the flight logs the
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same way RFK was on the flight logs, and a lot of billionaires
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were on the flight logs. It's kind of how private planes
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work. They use each other's private
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planes. It's nothing out of the
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ordinary. It's nothing new.
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It doesn't mean that they were on The Client List or that they
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were having sex with minors, but it does mean that they had a
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relationship with Epstein in some way.
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And it is documented that Trump and Epstein did have a
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relationship. Trump and Epstein were friends
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up until about 1999 when Donald Trump kicked him out of Mar a
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Lago for inappropriate, conjure inappropriate conduct with a
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minor who is a waitress there. So Donald Trump knew that he had
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these problems. He was arrested also, not Donald
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Trump. Epstein was arrested also in
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Palm Beach County, Florida, I think in like 2017 or 2018 on
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pedophilia charges. So there were known problems
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with Jeffrey Epstein. Donald Trump had already
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publicly denounced him at this point.
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He had said that they're not friends anymore after he kicked
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him out of Mar a Lago for the inappropriate conduct with the
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waitress. I don't speculate that Donald
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Trump is a client. Do I think it's possible?
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Yes. Do I think it's more possible
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than I thought a couple weeks ago?
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A lot more. I think that the fact that Elon
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Musk tweeted it out, like I've talked about before, I really do
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trust Elon Musk. I I don't think he lies a lot.
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I think he's a crazy high functioning artist who really
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just has the best interest for the people in mind.
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I think he is extremely smart and talented and he has restored
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free speech in this country. He has given me little reason
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not to trust him. There are a few people who
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aren't allowed to be on his ex platform.
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And while I don't agree with that, I don't think it's him.
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I I don't think it's him, you know, doing the same thing as
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not letting The Client List out or going back on no new wars.
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I think Elon Musk has been pretty trustworthy.
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I wouldn't want him in a political position in this
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country because he's not an American born citizen.
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And one of my beliefs is I think you should have a direct tie to
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the country that you're the president of or a politician
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for. I think you should have been
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born in that country and should have no foreign allegiance to
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any other countries. But I would like to see him as
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the backer of this America party, as the funder of this
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America. We'll talk about that a little
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more later. I want to do still want to brush
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up on some Epstein stuff. But I do think that would be a
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really positive thing. I do think Elon Musk has a great
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vision for this country, great vision for the people in
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America. To get back into the Epstein
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thing. It's it's pretty scary that like
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I've talked about and kept saying, there's someone
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protecting him from beyond the grave.
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My estimation is it's Mossad. My estimation is Jeffrey Epstein
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was Mossad intelligence because Galaine's dad was Mossad
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intelligence. They had a obviously great
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relationship. Jeffrey and Galaine, they were
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sex trafficking people together, but to who?
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There's no client list. So obviously they were sex
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trafficking to no one, according to our government.
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One of the most ridiculous things.
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But beyond the beyond the video they released, beyond just that
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being weird, you know, there was a lot of weird things in the
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video. Like to talk about the shadowy
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figure the minute missing, the guy going in and out who looks
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like different people, and the fact that after all this time,
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the video they released is not even of Jeffrey Epstein's cell.
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It's showing a completely different door with Epstein's
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cell supposedly on the complete other side of the jail where you
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can vaguely see it in a very blurry way.
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You can see a orange jumpsuit walking into the cell at around
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10:40 PM. That's all you can really see
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when it comes to seeing Jeffrey Epstein in this video.
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You don't see anything else. You don't actually see.
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That it's Epstein, you don't know for a fact this could be
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any person in a jumpsuit. They could be releasing this
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video. It also comes at a time where AI
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videos are getting to be pretty realistic.
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You can hardly differentiate some AI videos from non AI
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videos. And the AI editing features are
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getting great as well. So if someone did walk in and
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out of these frames, if there was something that was in that
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minute, you know, AI could have easily edited those things out.
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AI could have easily changed these things so the American
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people wouldn't see them. I'm not saying this is what
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happened. This is again me just
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speculating on possibilities. What can happen will happen.
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Murphy's Law. I really think that the Epstein
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client list did exist at a point and doesn't anymore.
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I think that there was a black book, there was a videotape
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file, there was some record to show the people who were
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committing pedophilic acts on this island.
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Or else what would the point of the island be?
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The whole point of the island was blackmail.
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And if there were no records of the blackmail, that's not, you
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know, he's not really good at blackmailing people.
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And I, I don't think he was just getting people over to this
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island to have sex with kids. I think he was getting people
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over to the island to have sex with what he called pretty
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girls. And then after they had sex with
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them and videoed them secretly, he would say, OK, well, I now
21:33
have a video of you sleeping with a 16 year old.
21:35
Send me this amount of money. Give me this political thing,
21:39
you know, absolve me of this crime.
21:42
Give me this tax break. Do this for me, Help me invade
21:45
this country, whatever he wanted.
21:47
I mean, if you're a high-ranking politician, if you're Bill
21:50
Gates, if you're Bill Clinton, if you're a high-ranking, you
21:53
know, Hollywood elite, you're not going to want these videos
21:56
being released. And you'll do anything to
21:58
prevent that. So these are the people who are
22:01
most likely on these lists. These are the criminals that we
22:04
have to watch out for, the Hollywood elites, the
22:06
politicians. I want everyone right now to be
22:08
very cautious of a few things. Everyone should be watching
22:12
their ex Twitter feed, their Instagram feed, mainly X though
22:18
true social, Facebook, whatever you use to track your news and
22:22
track your politicians. I don't say go to the media,
22:24
don't watch Fox or CNN on these things.
22:27
Maybe a little bit, but I want everybody to pay attention to
22:31
where everyone's standing on this issue.
22:34
I want you to pay attention to where Charlie Kirk stands, where
22:36
Matt Walsh stands, where Ben Shapiro stands, Candace Owen
22:40
stands, Nick Fuentes, Alex Jones, Don Lemon, Rachel Maddow.
22:46
I could go down the list, but I want people to really take
22:50
account of where everyone is going to stand on this issue
22:54
because I think it's going to show you who has the best
22:57
interest in who has the American people in mind, who is thinking
23:01
about the American people the most and who is thinking about
23:05
corruption, Who is thinking about their own self-interest.
23:10
I think we'll see a lot of people looking out for their own
23:13
self-interest. Charlie Kirk right now has
23:15
almost said nothing about this. He briefly talked about it on
23:18
his show and he tweeted out last night that if same thing I
23:23
posted a while ago that if the Democrats had enough information
23:27
to show that Donald Trump was on the Epstein list that they would
23:29
have gave it up by now. And I kind of believe that.
23:31
But at the same time, Bill Clinton owns the Democrats.
23:35
Bill Clinton in the Democrats mind is almost more powerful
23:37
than Donald Trump. What Bill and Hillary do for the
23:40
Democrats and the money they give, you can't replace that
23:43
currently. So I think it might be hard for
23:46
them to give up Bill Clinton. And I really hope that in the
23:51
future we'll get these answers. But I don't think we're going
23:54
to. I don't think we're going to get
23:55
any answers. It's really sad.
23:56
I we don't know Bill Clinton's guilty.
23:59
We we know, I mean, beyond just the Epstein stuff, he's probably
24:03
guilty of so much more. But we know he's guilty.
24:05
And it's so sad we'll never see him in jail.
24:08
And yeah, I want to see where Matt Walsh is going to align on
24:12
this. I could tell you where Rachel
24:13
Maddow and Don Lemon are going to.
24:15
You know, they're going to say, oh, we knew it all along.
24:17
Trump was a pedophile. He's not releasing it.
24:20
They're just gonna go right to that angle.
24:22
Nick Fuentes, not sure what angle he's gonna take.
24:24
I'm not sure what angle Alex Jones is gonna take.
24:27
And these are all things I'm gonna be looking out for.
24:29
I'll report on them in the future.
24:31
But I think they're important. I think it's important to look
24:33
at where big names in the media, where they stand on these things
24:37
because it shows you who is being corrupted, who is not, who
24:41
is thinking about the American people, who is thinking about
24:44
transparency and who is thinking about protecting people.
24:47
The people who are saying nothing are either thinking
24:49
about protecting their political party or protecting Epstein.
24:52
And both are scary. If both people are putting a
24:54
pedophile over the interests of the American people, that's not
24:58
people we should be aligning with in America.
25:00
So we need to be on the watch for these people in the media,
25:04
people, mainstream conservatism and mainstream liberalism.
25:08
And we need to, we need to really follow how this situation
25:13
progresses over the next few days.
25:15
Like they just released this information yesterday.
25:18
I'm sure over the next few days there's going to be more and
25:20
more speculation, more conspiracy theories.
25:22
People are going to see more things in the video that maybe I
25:24
missed or other people missed. There might be, I don't know.
25:28
I'm hoping someone tries to hack the FBI or hack something.
25:32
And I'm not going to do that. And I'm not encouraging anyone
25:35
to do that. FBI, please do not lock me up.
25:37
But I'm just saying, I really hope that we are able to find
25:41
this information. And it seems that the only way
25:43
we'll ever get that information is if someone does do that.
25:47
So please, no one do that. But if someone does and they
25:50
spend the rest of their life in jail for it, the rest of us will
25:54
thank you. But don't do it.
25:56
Please, please don't. Please don't put your life at
25:58
risk for that. I thought, I do want to see it,
26:00
but don't do it. Don't do it for legal reasons.
26:03
Please, please do not do it. I am not encouraging it.
26:05
And if there's an FBI guy listening, please, I'm innocent.
26:09
I'm innocent. I love you guys, But OK, let's
26:13
go on to our next topic. Let's go on the next topic.
26:15
Let's talk about the Iran interview.
26:17
The president of Iran interviewed with Tucker Carlson
26:21
on YouTube. Like I said, it was kind of
26:23
annoying to listen to you because of the translator.
26:25
Maybe some of you guys don't mind that as much as me.
26:27
I cannot stand it. I, I can't even watch movies
26:30
where they have like a British accent.
26:32
It is miserable to me. I, I don't want to hear it.
26:35
I just, you know, if I'm watching a movie, I don't want
26:39
to be listening to an accent the whole time.
26:41
The same way if I'm watching a YouTube interview, I don't want
26:44
to be, you know, listening to a translator the entire time in a
26:47
robotic voice. But it's an interview that we
26:49
all should listen to. I listen to the Vladimir Putin
26:52
one. When Tucker did that as well,
26:53
that was even worse because that was like a 2 1/2 hour long one.
26:56
This one's at least like 25 minutes.
26:58
It's very manageable to get through.
27:00
I did it on 1.5 speed, 2X speed, whatever it was zips right
27:04
through. It makes it a little less
27:05
annoying. But to dive right into the
27:09
interview, it was a little odd. So we have heard from the
27:13
Iranian leaders that there was number destruction from the
27:16
United States, that, you know, very little was destroyed, that
27:21
Iran won the conflict. That was the things you're
27:23
seeing on Twitter. Iranian media was reporting
27:26
this. You even saw Donald Trump come
27:30
in the media and say, yeah, that's kind of what they have to
27:32
say. And that makes sense.
27:33
That is what they have to say. It's what any country almost has
27:35
to say. Any country loses a war still
27:38
almost reports they they won the war.
27:40
When you sign an agreement, you're saying you won the war to
27:43
your people. But in reality, they didn't
27:46
really win the war. But let's go into what they're
27:50
saying specifically, or what he was saying specifically
27:53
happened. He was saying that they had
27:57
almost nothing damaged. And then in the interview, he's
28:00
now saying that they haven't even been able to fully assess
28:02
it because they can't even get down into Fordo to assess it,
28:05
That the United States damaged the entryways to Fordo so badly
28:11
that they're not even able to go assess that damage, which kind
28:15
of does align with what Donald Trump said.
28:17
It could be them trying to set a ploy for the American people and
28:20
lie to the American people as well publicly.
28:22
It would be a smart plan. But I do think it's truthful.
28:27
I do think after watching the videos of the bunker Buster
28:29
bombs that we did get some of their material.
28:31
I don't think we got it all. I don't think we destroyed it
28:34
all. I don't think we stopped them or
28:36
deterred them from building a nuclear weapon, but I do think
28:40
that we were able to destroy some of their weaponry, some of
28:44
their high-ranking leaders, as well as Israel.
28:46
I don't agree with the conflict. I thought we should have stayed
28:48
very far away from it. I thought Israel preemptively
28:50
did it and it was very dumb and it undermined the United States
28:54
entirely when they did that. But it doesn't mean that it
28:59
wasn't effective. What the United States did, it
29:01
possibly was very effective. We'll know the full effects of
29:04
that in the next few months to come.
29:06
You know, we got the initial reports, but the initial reports
29:08
are always hard to trust. Same thing as weapons of mass
29:12
destruction. The initial report said we
29:13
should go invade Iraq. Then we all saw what happened.
29:17
I mean, it was one of the biggest disasters.
29:19
We had our president then get up and say, no, there was no
29:22
weapons of mass destruction when we got to Saddam.
29:26
I just really hate the corruption in our government.
29:28
It's lobbying that leads to these things.
29:31
Donald Trump, like I've talked about, campaigned on no new
29:34
wars, no new conflicts around the country.
29:37
He took $100 million from Miriam Adelson, and he got right into
29:41
that conflict, almost no questions asked.
29:43
And it has to make you think, did Donald Trump owe the Israel
29:46
lobby something? Most likely.
29:48
Did they cash that favor and pretty early, Most likely.
29:52
Does he still owe them other favors is the other question.
29:54
Does Donald Trump still owe the Adelson family any massive
29:58
favors? I really, I really hope not.
30:02
I don't want to see a regime change there led by the United
30:05
States, but it seems like that is the likely possibility down
30:09
the line. It seems like they want a regime
30:10
change that the neocons in our government and Israel wants a
30:14
regime change. And if they can get Donald Trump
30:18
involved, they're gonna try to at all costs.
30:20
And we'll see if that happens over the next few months, like
30:23
I've said. But as of now just being me
30:26
speculating, But I do think it will.
30:28
I do think that the ultimate goal for Israel bombing Iran was
30:31
the regime change, not the destabilization of the nuclear
30:35
program, because Israel had no ability to do that on their own.
30:38
So that's why they had the United States involvement.
30:41
I really do think we will see that.
30:43
But to get back into what they were saying in the interview,
30:46
Iran has pretty much been saying they want to negotiate diplomacy
30:50
with the United States, that they don't want to see continued
30:53
sanctions from the United States, that they don't want to
30:56
see continued and and escalated conflict with the United States.
31:00
He blamed the Zionists. He blamed Israel.
31:03
He kept calling them the Israel regime talked pretty poorly
31:07
about Netanyahu and about Trump's relationship to
31:09
Netanyahu, which is all very expected as well.
31:13
I don't love Trump's relationship with Netanyahu
31:15
either. I don't think Trump should have
31:17
the relationship he has with a lot of our foreign leaders.
31:20
I actually think Trump weirdly has more diplomacy with Putin
31:22
than he has with most leaders. And, you know, it's, it's not
31:26
even that bad of a thing to have diplomacy with Putin, but it's
31:28
just bad that we don't have them with the leaders that we need to
31:30
have them with. And it's bad that our allies
31:32
publicly undermine us. You know, I expect Russia to
31:35
undermine us. I don't expect Israel to
31:36
undermine us. I don't expect Mexico and Canada
31:39
to undermine us. But they have been constantly
31:42
over Donald Trump's term. And that's a huge problem.
31:45
Why can't we stop our allies from undermining us when we're
31:48
funding them, when we're giving subsidies, when we are literally
31:52
taking some of their worst citizens and criminals into our
31:54
country as citizens, giving them visas, giving them citizenship?
31:58
It's awful. I don't want my tax dollars
32:00
funding. I've talked about my net zero
32:02
illegal and legal immigration policies before.
32:05
I want to bring value back to the American dollar.
32:08
I want to restore American principles.
32:10
I want to make America great again, not in the Donald Trump
32:14
way, but actually make America great again.
32:16
And we'll talk about that in a little bit when we get into the
32:18
America Party and Elon Musk to get back into this Iran stuff.
32:24
It was a pretty interesting interview.
32:25
I urge everyone to watch it. I think.
32:29
I think, like I said, it gives an interesting take where it's
32:32
like you're kind of hearing from the bad guy.
32:34
You're hearing from the guy on the other side who we bombed.
32:37
You're hearing his perspective of how he views the United
32:39
States, how he views Israel, how he views the United States
32:43
involvement with Israel, why he didn't think the United States
32:46
should have been involved and how Israel kind of did started
32:49
in the 1st place. I think the only reason Iran is
32:52
building a nuke is for Israel. It's not for us.
32:55
And I don't think they should be able to nuke Israel.
32:57
I don't think they should be able to nuke anybody, but to say
33:00
that Iran is our biggest threat in the United States is a
33:02
complete lie by our government. North Korea is a bigger threat.
33:06
China is a bigger threat. A lot of other countries are
33:09
bigger threats than you know, I just, I don't see, I just don't
33:14
see Iran is like the biggest threat to the United States,
33:17
especially not it's not a good reason that, you know, waste our
33:21
tax dollars. It's not a good reason to be
33:24
funding all these things overseas because, Aaron, you go
33:28
door to door to 30 year olds, 20 year olds and teenage not don't
33:31
go door to door to teenagers unless you want to end up on a
33:33
list. But you get my point.
33:34
Go door to door to the younger generations and ask them, you
33:37
know, what's the biggest problem in your life right now?
33:39
And none of them are going to say Iran.
33:41
People are going to say depression, anxiety.
33:43
I can't afford a home. I, you know, can't get a job
33:47
even though I was told if I went to college I would have the
33:50
American dream. And now I'm just in debt.
33:52
These are the problems that you're going to hear from the
33:54
American people. You're not going to hear, you
33:56
know, oh, we need to bomb Iran. You're not going to hear Iran's
33:59
nuclear program is almost built and they have it in Fordow under
34:02
a mountain. Nobody in America gives a shit
34:05
about this. Nobody in America actually
34:07
cares. Nobody in America, actually,
34:08
even most people in America did not know the word Fordow until 2
34:13
1/2 weeks ago. They didn't know it existed.
34:15
They didn't know what Iran even was.
34:18
They knew it was a country, but they knew nothing about it.
34:20
Most people in America are fairly uneducated about these
34:23
things. They hear one or two lines on
34:25
CNN, MSNBC or Fox News, and they run with it.
34:28
This is the country we're living in.
34:30
This is terrible. These are the things we need to
34:32
get rid of and these are the things we need to move away
34:35
from. We need to move towards a
34:36
society where people are actually talking about these
34:38
things and informed about these things.
34:40
People need to be reading. People need to be actually
34:42
educating themselves from independent journalists and
34:45
going directly to the source of people who are involved in these
34:48
scenarios, not just listening to the media and taking everything
34:52
they say as if it's gold, because it's not.
34:54
It's a very boomer thing to do to do that.
34:57
And yes, boomers aren't the worst people, but boomers are a
35:00
generation that are hurting this country a lot.
35:03
You know, you guys are taking up the Social Security and you get
35:05
mad if anyone wants to touch it. Yet I'm paying for it and I'll
35:08
never see it. My generation is paying your
35:11
Social Security and we will never see Social Security
35:13
because guess what? It's about to run out because we
35:16
are printing too many dollars and our dollar is worth shit and
35:18
our government is corrupt. And whether they're Republicans
35:21
or Democrats in office, they both raise the debt ceiling,
35:24
they both spend too much money, they both have alliances to
35:26
foreign countries over America, and none of them actually give a
35:29
shit about you, me, or the American taxpayer in any way
35:32
outside of just getting you to vote for them.
35:34
That's one thing I've realized over the last few months of
35:36
doing this. I've realized that most people
35:39
in our government do not actually give a shit about you.
35:41
They could give a fuck about you in any way if you died, if you
35:46
have a kid, if you get married, if you lose a house, lose your
35:50
job, if you get a promotion, if something good or bad happens to
35:53
you. Your politicians really do not
35:56
give a shit about you, except for very few of them.
35:59
And the very few of them who do get rooted out fast by the ones
36:03
who are funded by lobbyists. The ones who are not in politics
36:07
for the right reasons. The ones who are in politics
36:09
because people are paying them to be in those positions.
36:12
Because they didn't align with the APEC solutions, or they
36:16
didn't align with the pro war agenda, or they didn't align
36:22
with whatever they wanted to push at the time in this
36:24
country, they got rooted out. These are problems.
36:27
These are the reasons we need the America Party.
36:30
It brings us to our last topic today, the America Party.
36:33
Elon Musk talked about this. Elon Musk is finally bringing it
36:36
into action. I wanted to call it the America
36:39
First Party, not America Party. Obviously I like the name of
36:42
America Party and I'll accept that.
36:44
I'm not going to argue with it. But I think the America First
36:46
party in the American first movement already has, it's
36:49
already has a huge name to it. And the America First movement
36:53
is it's it's beautiful. It puts America over everything
36:57
else. It takes all the ways that we
37:00
put anyone over American citizens and it gets rid of
37:04
that. We need to, like I said, stop
37:06
legal and illegal immigration for your average American
37:09
citizen. It does not benefit you in any
37:11
way to have legal or illegal immigrants in this country.
37:14
I think everything our government does should be a
37:16
benefit to the American people. It benefits big corporations who
37:20
abuse their labor, and even if they're not abusing their labor,
37:23
they get cheaper labor. It helps the government because
37:26
they use them as political pawns.
37:27
Legal and illegal immigration, but for your average citizen in
37:30
America, all it does is devalue your dollar and spread more
37:33
dollars around. All it does is take jobs away
37:36
from people who are born in America and give them to people
37:39
who were imported from other countries to take these jobs.
37:42
There were times in these countries where we needed a mass
37:44
influx of immigrants in the early 1900s.
37:47
We needed people to come in and build their cities, build their
37:49
subways. They built New York, they built
37:51
LA, they built Chicago. They built the subway and
37:53
transportation system through New Jersey.
37:56
They built all these great things and, and then now we're
37:59
at a point where we're allowing way too many immigrants.
38:02
We're not importing people who are building America up to be a
38:06
great thing. We're actually watching our
38:07
greatest cities decline in real time.
38:09
And it's not all due to immigration, but a lot of it is
38:11
due to too much immigration and too many dollars being printed.
38:16
These are huge problems. And like I've talked about, it
38:18
doesn't matter whether it's Republicans or Democrats, they
38:21
all print too many dollars. We saw Clinton raise the debt
38:24
ceiling. We saw Bush raise the debt
38:25
ceiling. We saw Obama raise the debt
38:27
ceiling and Trump raise the debt ceiling, and Biden raise the
38:29
debt ceiling, and now Trump again.
38:31
And if a Democrat wins in 2028 or Republican wins in 2028,
38:35
we'll see the same thing. They're going to always continue
38:38
spending more dollars. They're going to continue making
38:40
your dollar more worthless until we stand up against it.
38:43
I don't know the full policies of the America Party.
38:46
I wish that they would lay them out pretty soon so that we can
38:49
know if it's something we should throw money towards, know if
38:52
it's something that we should align with.
38:54
Because from my perspective, the America Party, the way Elon has
38:58
described it so far, will be in American nationalist society.
39:01
It will be something that limits legal immigration while stopping
39:04
legal immigrants, stopping illegal immigration.
39:07
It'll be allowing Americans to take the jobs that they should
39:10
have in America, not importing people to take American jobs.
39:14
I don't think we should be handing a visa out to anyone
39:16
who's willing to work in America when Americans can have those
39:19
jobs. We need to do what we can to
39:21
support the American taxpayer. It is our government's role to
39:24
support Americans and not to bring in immigrants to take
39:27
Americans jobs. These are huge problems.
39:30
These seem like basic things that should be understandable,
39:33
but it seems like a lot of people don't.
39:35
But why are we importing the new working class?
39:38
We have it right here in America.
39:39
We need to, we need to basically like nobody wants to work
39:46
because the dollar is not worth shit, because they know that
39:49
they won't be able to have a house and a family the way their
39:52
grandparents and their families have.
39:53
And if we can empower these people, and if we can bring
39:57
value back to the American dollar, we can actually see a
40:00
revival in American culture. We can see a revival in what our
40:03
founders wanted for us. They wanted no political parties
40:06
and no political affairs and no foreign affairs.
40:09
And, you know, we violated all those things.
40:11
And if we get back to those policies, if we get back to what
40:15
our founders wanted for us, I think we'll see a lot better
40:17
America. We'll see the America that our
40:19
grandfathers had. We'll see the America that was
40:21
promised to us. I want America to be.
40:25
In the greatest country forever, I don't want the empire to fall.
40:28
I want ultimate freedom. I want people to be able to have
40:32
their dollar go for in life. I want people to be able to
40:34
afford homes. I want people to be able to live
40:37
the American dream that was promised to them.
40:39
I don't want socialism. I don't want communism.
40:42
I don't want liberalism. I want the American dream.
40:45
I love this America party. I really hope they're able to
40:48
give the tax plan out soon, the spending plan, the plan to
40:52
reduce the deficit so that we know if it's a legitimate party
40:55
or if it's just an Elon thing Elon talks about.
40:59
You know, Elon's right 50% of the time.
41:01
He's wrong 50% of the time 5050, but you know, at least he's
41:05
honest about it. A lot of people say they're
41:07
right way more than that. Elon's at least honest about the
41:09
fact that he over exaggerates a lot.
41:11
He doesn't always know what he's talking about and sometimes
41:14
they'll just say things. But I do think this is a pretty
41:16
well researched thing. I think this is something where
41:18
he has a lot of political backing and a lot of social
41:20
backing. Thomas Massey, Marjorie Taylor
41:23
Green, people in politics that will specifically support him.
41:26
And then there are people outside of politics that will
41:29
support him as well. So people like me, like I will
41:31
support Elon Musk through this as long as I align with the
41:34
values of the party. I want to see a a net zero
41:38
illegal immigration and near net zero legal immigration outside
41:41
of gold cards. You know, $5,000,000 investments
41:44
in creating jobs in this country.
41:45
I don't even think the millions enough. 1,000,000 doesn't get
41:47
you as far in America as it used to.
41:49
And that's the problem. We need to get to a place where
41:52
this dollar actually means something.
41:54
Where the powers in the people's hands, That's another big part
41:57
of the America Party. The power is not in the people's
42:00
hands anymore, and it's not even fully in the government's hands.
42:03
And while it is in the government's hands, it's in the
42:05
hands of the people who fund the government and the people who
42:08
fund the government. Like we've talked about our APEC
42:10
and BlackRock, APEC funds 67% of our politicians.
42:14
So 2/3 of all the politicians in our government on Republican
42:17
side and Democratic side are all taking money from the American
42:21
as American Israeli Political Affairs Committee.
42:25
They are all taking money from this group.
42:27
They are all lined on those values.
42:30
They are all trying to protect Israel over America in a lot of
42:33
ways. You heard Marjorie Taylor Green
42:35
talk about how they have passed 22 pro Israel things but zero
42:39
pro America things and she's been in Congress.
42:42
It's a huge problem. I don't want my tax dollars
42:44
funding these people's salaries for them to shell to Israel all
42:47
day. How about shell to Americans?
42:48
How about make Americans some money?
42:50
How about bring some value back to our dollar?
42:52
How about stop cutting the taxes for corporations from 35 to 21%
42:56
and actually cut the taxes for lower class Americans?
42:59
Actually take the lobbying out of government.
43:01
Make it so people in Congress can't trade and there's no
43:03
corruption. Make it so the people in
43:05
Congress aren't there because they're getting millions and
43:07
millions of dollars to insider trade and millions of dollars
43:10
from lobbyists, that they're there because they actually want
43:12
to better the life of their constituents and better the life
43:14
for their country. We are seeing a huge uptick in
43:17
people who are just getting into politics because they want to be
43:20
corrupt. They want to take money from
43:21
lobbyists. They want to do what they can to
43:24
not promote American values, but promote the values that help
43:28
another nation. We're seeing this in New York.
43:30
We're seeing someone literally promote socialist values in one
43:33
of the most capitalist cities in the world.
43:35
They're promoting Muslim values in the city that was attacked by
43:38
Muslims. I think Zamdani is one of the
43:40
worst people to ever enter politics into this nation, and
43:42
that's saying a lot because he stands next to Ilan Omar, who
43:45
hates this country. AOC is a complete moron.
43:48
Jasmine Crockett, who's literally illiterate.
43:50
We've had people have seizures on the Senate floor.
43:53
We have had some of the most disgraceful things happen in
43:55
politics. Bill Clinton got head in the
43:57
Oval Office and I still think Zamdani is worse.
44:00
I still think that Zamdani and what he brings to America and
44:04
the vision that he's trying to bring to New York City, one of
44:06
the greatest cities in this world, is so detrimental to it.
44:10
I think the fact that he wants to basically shut down the two
44:12
bodegas on every street corner by opening a city run grocery
44:16
store is disgusting. You're going to kill small
44:18
businesses in the state. You're going to have an influx
44:20
of people moving to my state in Florida because they don't want
44:22
to deal with your woke policies. They don't want to deal with
44:25
deer corruption and they don't want all their money stolen just
44:28
because they succeeded in life. The American dream is to create
44:32
a business that creates enough money that you can hire more
44:34
people to create more money to then grow the business, to then
44:39
repeat, hire more people, grow, hire more people, grow, and
44:43
eventually you become a billionaire because of that.
44:46
And guess what? That is the American dream.
44:48
That is what this country was founded on, that you can succeed
44:52
to almost no limit. And that's not a bad thing.
44:55
People need to be able to succeed.
44:56
We need the working class and we need a upper class.
44:59
It's how society has always worked and how it will continue
45:02
to work. And you can have everyone
45:03
thinking, Oh yeah, we just need all this money again.
45:06
If you redistributed all the wealth in the United States, it
45:10
would still end up back in the same hands if people started
45:12
from square one. Elon Musk didn't have his ten
45:15
companies, Jeff Bezos didn't have Amazon, every podcaster and
45:20
Hollywood celebrity didn't have their platforms, and everyone
45:23
was starting from the same square.
45:25
I guarantee you the same slave mines are still going to operate
45:28
late slave mines. And the people like Elon Musk,
45:30
Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, the people who are able to come
45:33
billionaires in this country are going to do it again.
45:36
They're smart enough to do it again.
45:37
They understand the masses like you don't, and they understand
45:41
finances and how a business works and how to actually run a
45:44
company that goes through the entire world.
45:47
Nobody, not nobody, but very few people know how to run a global
45:51
enterprise, a global company, or even a national company.
45:55
And people think that, you know, what Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk do
45:58
are just easy jobs. And just because they get
46:00
billions of dollars a year and they're the CEO, they don't
46:02
actually do a lot. Elon was sleeping on the floor
46:05
at Tesla and SpaceX factories and still does that from time to
46:08
time. He lives in a tiny home, sold
46:10
most of his possessions. I can't say the same about Bezos
46:13
and Zuckerberg, but they're just geniuses.
46:16
They're innovators. They want to push humanity
46:18
forward. Zuckerberg doesn't even really
46:20
care about money that much. Yes, he lives a very fun,
46:22
interesting life, but money was never his pursuit behind this.
46:26
Zuckerberg likes to build cool shit.
46:28
He again, he's just a high functioning autist, just like
46:31
Elon Musk. I think high functioning autists
46:33
actually run a lot of society and we don't realize it, but
46:36
there's some of the smartest people who exist.
46:38
You know, you see Zuckerberg, you see Musk, I'm sure Albert
46:40
Einstein, I'm sure Oppenheimer, I'm sure all these people had
46:43
some form of autism. It's what pushes them to be
46:46
better at than us in a lot of ways.
46:48
So it pushes them to be smarter and understand the things that
46:51
the regular human mind does not understand.
46:53
Yes, there are. It's a spectrum, autism.
46:55
It can go one way or it can go the other.
46:57
But it's one of those things where you can see these highly
47:01
advanced, almost alien like people like Elon Musk where
47:03
they're, you know, digging tunnels in Vegas.
47:06
They're trying to get us to other planets.
47:08
They are, you know, influencing politics.
47:11
They're building cars that go zero to 60 in a second.
47:14
Pretty crazy shit. And it's not something a normal
47:17
person would do. It's something that, again,
47:19
someone with high functioning autism would do.
47:21
Like I've said before, I don't want Elon Musk to be the
47:23
president. I don't want him to even be
47:25
elected in public office. I'm against people who weren't
47:27
born in America being in politics.
47:30
You know, it's one of the biggest reasons I don't like Ted
47:32
Cruz, among other reasons and being a neo con.
47:35
But yeah, I don't think people who weren't born in America have
47:37
a place in American politics because you don't have an actual
47:41
you. You have very little tie to the
47:42
country that you're politically involved in compared to the
47:45
country you're born in. And, you know, that could be
47:47
less or more true in different instances.
47:50
But yeah, generally, I don't think you should have allegiance
47:53
to multiple countries if you're involved in American politics.
47:56
So I wouldn't want Elon Musk, as someone who wasn't born in
47:59
America, being elected. But I would like him to be a
48:02
donor for this party. I would like him to be the
48:04
founder of the party. I would like him to help try and
48:08
push the party forward. I think Elon Musk, like I said,
48:11
is a visionary. He understands what the American
48:13
people want in a lot of ways. He understands finances,
48:17
obviously. He understands how American
48:18
business works, how trade works. He understands that most of
48:22
Americans are being screwed, that they print way too many
48:24
dollars, whether it's Republicans or Democrats.
48:27
And if we want to actually get to a place where this country,
48:30
it's going to succeed, we need to stop printing dollars.
48:32
We need to get our deficit down, get our debt down, not be debt
48:35
slaves for the rest of our lives.
48:36
Because right now we're setting our future generations up to
48:39
just be debt slaves. I've talked about before how
48:42
$0.39 out of every dollar goes to interest on our debt.
48:45
When you pay your income tax, they estimate that in 25 years
48:48
it will be over 50%. These are, you know, that's
48:51
fifth, like 20 some years is it's a generation that's not a
48:55
lot, you know, that's it's like my kids, that's I don't have
48:59
kids yet, but hopefully you get my point.
49:01
It's like I don't want these people.
49:03
I don't want our future generations, my potential
49:06
children, my potential grandchildren to be dealing with
49:08
this. I want them to live in a better
49:10
world than I lived in. And I know I'm not going to live
49:12
in a better world than my parents did, but I at least can
49:15
hope to create a better world than I lived in and that my
49:18
parents did for future generations.
49:19
We can at least hope create a world where the government has
49:23
the people's interests in mind. This country was founded on the
49:27
power being in the people's hands, not the power being in
49:30
the governments hands. It's the reason we have a
49:31
representative government. But what's the point of having a
49:34
representative government when the government doesn't represent
49:37
the people? It represents the lobbyists.
49:39
It represents the, you know, the PA, CS and the NGO's and the
49:44
bureaucrats. It represents all the people who
49:46
want to cut them $1000 check here or $1,000,000 check behind
49:49
closed doors to get their agenda pushed through.
49:52
Ted Cruz doesn't have this undying love for Israel because
49:55
of the Bible like he claims. It's because he takes money from
49:57
APEC among, you know, other politicians who take money from
50:01
APEC will also have this love for them.
50:03
Charlie Kirk, same thing. Charlie Kirk takes a ton of
50:06
money from Israeli lobbyists, another huge reason he, you
50:10
know, backs them in every way. And he says like, he is an
50:13
evangelical Christian. So he does believe that in ways
50:17
he does have a, you know, the, it's his right to defend Israel
50:21
or whatever, however they phrase it.
50:23
But, you know, go to any Catholic Church, go to the Pope.
50:27
None of them are going to tell you owe anything to Netanyahu.
50:30
None of them are going to tell you owe anything to the current
50:32
state or government of Israel. It's Israel was the Holy Land,
50:36
yes, it's where like Jesus was born and things like that.
50:39
But it's not it's not like this current state where we have to
50:43
protect it at all costs, you know, and we have to support all
50:48
the corrupt things that may be happening in the country.
50:50
And we have to send them 3 billion a year, and we have to
50:53
get involved in every one of their wars, and we have to fund
50:56
proxies in their area. And we have to create this
50:59
golden Dome for them. And I mean, you could go down
51:02
the list for two hours about all the things we do for Israel and
51:05
the lack of things they do for us and the way they undermine
51:08
us. But it's not just Israel.
51:09
There's a lot of countries who do that and a lot of corrupt
51:12
politicians. But APEC is just the one who's
51:13
the most prevalent in our government.
51:15
APEC funds, like I said, 67% of the politicians in the American
51:19
government, including presidential candidates, and
51:22
that doesn't even count like the House and Senate candidates and
51:25
things like that. I'm sure it's way higher.
51:27
They fund a lot of people. When you put your name on the
51:29
ballot, the first thing that happens on any level of
51:32
government is you're going to get calls from lobbyists,
51:34
Christian lobbyists, gun lobbyists, Jewish lobbyists,
51:36
Muslim lobbyists, lobbyists from every direction and every side
51:40
of the aisle, every party. They're all going to want to
51:42
give you money to say, hey, you don't have to say this, you
51:45
don't have to do this, but this is what we'd appreciate.
51:47
This is what we think this is. If you said this, it would go a
51:50
long way for these people or this thing or this cause,
51:53
whatever it is, it's all corruption.
51:54
It's all bullshit. If we could eliminate lobbying,
51:57
it would actually restore what a representative government is.
52:00
Because like I've talked about, the representative government
52:03
means nothing when they represent the interests of
52:05
lobbyists and not the interests of the American people.
52:08
Why do we have lobbyists controlling this nation?
52:11
Why do we have other nations influencing our lobbyists?
52:14
And that's allowed? Why do we have essentially
52:19
people who aren't elected at all devaluing our dollar by pushing
52:22
things that the American people aren't voting for?
52:25
We are voting for specific things that our candidates want.
52:28
And then the lobbyists tack on things to these candidates.
52:31
They say, OK, you have all these policies, but what if you change
52:34
this one? Or what if you add this one?
52:36
No, we didn't want that, but you're now adding that.
52:38
And we're voting this person still because we like all their
52:40
other policies, but now they're also doing these things for the
52:43
lobbyists. These are problems we need to
52:45
get rid of. It's also one of the reasons
52:47
you'll never see Congress ban trading.
52:49
You won't see people ban things in their own self-interest.
52:52
And you need to do that. You need to have people in the
52:54
government who don't have their self-interest in mind.
52:56
They have the self-interest of the American people.
52:59
They have interest for making it successful for the American
53:02
people. But you have Nancy Pelosi being
53:04
a better stock investor than Warren Buffett.
53:07
How does that happen? It happens because she's insider
53:10
trading. It happens because it's corrupt.
53:12
And every time they introduce the Nancy Pelosi bill, which is
53:15
hilarious, that while she's there, they call it the Nancy
53:18
Pelosi bill, Corrupt Stock Trading Act, it fails every
53:22
single time. Why?
53:23
Because people in Congress aren't going to vote to make
53:25
themselves less money. Why are they not going to do
53:27
that? Because we have corrupt people
53:29
in politics. Why do we have corrupt people in
53:31
politics? Because the lobby.
53:32
Why do we allow lobbying? I don't know.
53:35
That's the root of this whole thing.
53:37
Can we, can we figure out where can we figure out how to
53:44
eliminate lobbying? I guess is the question in the
53:46
United States, can we figure out where it went wrong and how to
53:51
eliminate it as a whole? I think lobbying from the start
53:55
probably was very bad. I don't know the full history
53:57
behind lobbying and I'm going to do additional research into it.
54:01
But lobbying is essentially just people bribing the government.
54:07
So I can't imagine that there was ever a time that it was
54:09
good. I could see instances where it's
54:11
used for good. I could see, you know, people,
54:14
you know, politician being ignorant to a subject in a
54:16
lobbyist saying, oh, if you help this cause and it is something
54:19
that actually helps things and it's good for the American
54:21
people. But I don't see how influencing
54:24
politicians and influencing government and influencing, you
54:28
know, what the people voted for and influencing against that I
54:32
guess is beneficial. I don't see how that should be
54:34
legal. I don't see how the government,
54:39
I don't see how the government gets away with it, how they get
54:42
away with legal bribery, how they get away with doing things
54:45
that if the American people did it would never happen.
54:48
The government gets away with a lot.
54:50
They get away with not passing audits year after year.
54:53
The Pentagon still hasn't passed an audit yet.
54:55
They get away with laundering money.
54:58
They pretty much laundered half the money that went to Ukraine,
55:01
stole most of it. They get away with covering up
55:04
for Jeffrey Epstein. They get away with saying no new
55:07
wars and then bombing Iran. Why do we allow them to get away
55:12
with bribery publicly? Why do we allow them to get away
55:16
with something that's so obviously bad?
55:19
Like, all these other things I just named are things that the
55:22
government can lie and spin and push propaganda to hide from.
55:25
You know, they can tell you that we got involved with Iran
55:29
because they were going to bomb the United States and our
55:31
threat. They can push that propaganda
55:32
all they want and it's going to work for a lot of people.
55:35
They can, you know, push the propaganda that the conspiracy
55:40
that Epstein was a conspiracy, you know, is the whole
55:42
conspiracy itself. And like, again, some people are
55:45
going to buy that up. You're going to have people like
55:47
Charlie Kirk who are not even going to question the fact that
55:49
there's no Epstein client list. But why don't we have more
55:52
people questioning something so painfully obvious is lobbying?
55:56
It is just public bribery. It is saying, hey, I know you
56:00
don't believe this, but let me give you $1000 to believe in it.
56:02
Let me give you $1,000,000 buying closed doors to believe
56:05
in it. Let me gift you a private house
56:07
or, you know, bump you up on this donor list to believe what
56:10
I believe in. And that's just bribery.
56:12
That's just corruption. That's something that we're
56:15
allowing in our government very blatantly to happen and that the
56:18
America Party that Elon Musk is pushing for will not allow to
56:21
happen. We need to stop lobbying.
56:23
We need to stop anything that's not in the interest of the
56:25
American people. Like I've talked about.
56:27
Legal and illegal immigration is no longer in the interest of the
56:30
American people until we can bring value back to the American
56:34
dollar. We need to stop asset managers
56:37
over $100 million from monopolizing the single family
56:40
housing market. It's not OK.
56:42
It's a complete monopoly and it's destabilizing the housing
56:45
market for the entire United States.
56:48
Like I've talked about. If you're a millennial under you
56:50
know what I'm talking about, you cannot afford a home.
56:52
It is very hard to buy a home. You do not get the same life you
56:56
were promised by your grandparents and your parents.
56:58
You're not able to build a family and all the things that
57:02
our parents did and our grandparents did because it is
57:04
just not expense. It is just too expensive.
57:07
It is just not feasible to do that.
57:10
These are all problems in America that I want to fix.
57:13
These are all problems that if we don't fix, we will see the
57:17
decline of the greatest empire to have existed, the American
57:20
Empire. I don't want that to happen.
57:22
I want this America party to actually take things seriously.
57:25
I hope you must. Those take things seriously.
57:28
I hope they are able to eventually get some update on
57:32
this Jeffrey Epstein thing. I don't think they ever will,
57:36
but I hope someone's able to hack and, you know, find that
57:39
info for us. I never thought I'd be publicly
57:41
saying that I want someone to hack the FBI on my show.
57:44
But, you know, if someone did it, I think the American people
57:48
would appreciate it. I don't want you to do it
57:50
because I don't want you to get arrested for it, but I do want
57:52
to see it. So, you know, if someone's
57:54
willing to do it like you're out there, I'm not saying go do it.
57:58
This is not me saying do it, FBI, but it's me just saying I
58:01
do want to see it and we all want to see it.
58:03
And the fact that we're not going to see it, you're pushing
58:05
a generation revolt. You're pushing a generation to
58:09
to wake up to the fact that we've been lied to.
58:12
And again, we're the first generation to grow up with this
58:15
mass influx of social media, being able to spread messages
58:19
around within seconds, unlike other generations.
58:22
People thought they had that with TV, with radio, but they
58:26
don't understand the power my generation holds with social
58:28
media over other generations because we actually understand
58:31
it and we actually know how to use it.
58:33
This is the generation that will take over.
58:36
This is the generation that will move things forward.
58:38
This is the generation that will end the corruption and that will
58:41
fix things for America. I know these things because I
58:45
talk about them everyday. I can't see the future, but like
58:50
in the Matrix, I feel like I see some things in slow motion.
58:53
I feel like I can understand where we're doing things wrong
58:56
and where we need to improve them.
58:58
We're doing a lot of things wrong in politics.
59:00
We're allowing too many lobbyists.
59:02
We're allowing too many corrupt people to even enter politics.
59:05
We are not encouraging the right people to stay in politics.
59:08
We're encouraging the wrong people to leave politics.
59:12
We are allowing other countries to influence our decisions and
59:16
our wars. We're allowing our dollar to be
59:18
devalued in real time. We're allowing our kids to be
59:21
trafficked and our parents to have their rights taken away.
59:23
People are pushing for their own gun rights to be stripped from
59:27
them. People are arguing for more
59:28
censorship on social media. They're arguing for people to be
59:32
de platformed. These are not American
59:35
principles. These are not the things that
59:37
our founders would want for us. They want no foreign affairs, no
59:40
Foreign Relations, no foreign parties, and no divide.
59:44
They don't want us to have political parties.
59:46
They don't want us to have lobbyists.
59:48
They don't want us to be deplatforming people, and they
59:51
don't want us to be taking people's right to free speech
59:53
away just because you disagree with someone.
59:56
Anything short of a threat is free speech, and they should be
59:58
able to speak their mind freely. This is America.
1:00:01
These are American values and American principles.
1:00:04
We need to. Restore in this country.
1:00:06
We need to stop lobbying, stop insider trading, stop the
1:00:08
corrupt government. I'm James Pascalides.
1:00:11
This has been America Unfiltered episode 83.
1:00:14
I'm signing off today. I hope you guys have a blessed
1:00:16
day and I'll see you guys tomorrow.
1:00:18
Thank you.