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The SHOCKING Links: Hunter's Pardon, Ukraine, Biolabs, Covid & Color Revolutions w/ Jeremy Slate · Man in America Podcast

• 0:11
  Seth Holehouse: Welcome to Man in America. I'm your host, Seth. So whenever we see big geopolitical things happening, you can always look in and dig behind the scenes and realize that, yeah, there's a lot of corruption. There's the deep state over here, the deep state over there. There's color revolutions there, all kinds of corruption and craziness.
• 0:29
  And I'd say the center of it these days is Ukraine. It's a place where there's these bio labs. There's massive money laundering operations. There's all kinds of shenanigans going on in Ukraine. But what's real interesting to look at is the fact that Hunter Biden's pardon from Joe Biden was just announced, and it just so happens to go back right before the color revolution in Ukraine.
• 0:50
  So this raises a lot of questions as we look at what's really going on there, what's happening with the Biden family, what kind of money laundering could be happening, what's the the bigger picture of how this is, you know, unfolding, but also looking at what how does this relate to Trump getting into office, and why are all these pardons now being discussed? It's almost like, well, if there's if you're innocent, then why do you need a presidential pardon to make sure you can't be prosecuted? So there's lot of fishy things going on, and I'll be looking at this, say, with my good friend Jeremy Ryan Slate, who's also got his own show and who's, you know, a very, very smart person. And we're gonna be even diving into Roman history and looking at how Roman history and especially their currency ties into what's happening here in America. So, folks, please enjoy the show.
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• 3:31
  Thank you for joining us today.
• 3:33
  Speaker 2: Hey. Absolutely, Seth. I it was great to to hear from you guys that you wanted to do this again, so so thanks for having me, man.
• 3:38
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. Absolutely. Well, there's a obviously, as usual, there's about a billion things going on that we can talk about. But right now, we've got, you know, the transition between Biden and Trump unfolding. And what's interesting is the the pardons that are emerging amidst this.
• 3:54
  Right? So we've got Hunter Biden pardoned, which is we we can spend a lot of time on that today. We've also got here's a recent tweet. This is, I think from yesterday. Breaking White House staff is reportedly considering preemptive pardons for Adam Schifflez, Cheney, and Anthony Fauci, which we'll get into that as well.
• 4:12
  But I I wanna first focus on Hunter and Ukraine and just that whole mess because his pardon and the the timing of that pardon was very peculiar. So I'll I'll hand it to you. Like, what's your initial assessment? And we'll we'll dig into some more of the information we've got to present.
• 4:30
  Speaker 2: Well, it it's the thing that's really interesting about it, Seth, is the time period. So it's from January first of twenty fourteen through December first of twenty twenty four. And one of the one of the really interesting things about it as well, and this is a side note, is it pardoned him for things he could do three hours in the future. Because, basically, when it was released, it still had three hours additional on it. Like, those three hours hadn't happened yet in December.
• 4:51
  So I don't know if he could have, like, a wild time in DC and and do some federal crimes and and not get in trouble for him. But it was very strange because it was a blanket pardon. It it let him off for anything he could have done or wasn't even known about that he had done. And there's a lot everybody's talked about the gun charges, the tax evasion, and I just don't know if that's the big issue. I think if you look at it, Hunter's position really was the bag man for the Biden family.
• 5:16
  He was the guy moving the money back and forth to whoever it was moving to. That the thing I looked at is that 2014 date was extremely interesting to me because there's a few things that happened. 01/01/2014 is when this pardon starts. So it's an eleven year pardon, first of all, which is which is also kind of strange. But there's a few really interesting things around that.
• 5:38
  And I it's in the first quarter of the year is when of 2014 is when Biden Hunter Biden actually gets on the board at Barisma. So you have that situation which pops up. And there's, that was actually part of the the original reason that the first time Trump was actually impeached was due to, what happened in Ukraine and how Biden was related to that. So I think that's that's one interesting aspect of it. The other is in February of twenty fourteen is when the Maidan coup happens in Ukraine.
• 6:08
  And when you look at that, to me, I think it's it's very interesting knowing the Biden background and a lot of these things. You could have predicted many years ago we would be at war in Ukraine where we currently are. Because for those people that aren't familiar with with Maidan, you know, once again, I'm not an expert on this. I'm a I'm a definitely an observer on it. But our state department, led by Victoria Newland at the time, actually helped to overthrow the democratically elected government in Ukraine.
• 6:36
  And there's a a situation with loan guarantees. Basically, at the time, the president of Ukraine, is this guy Viktor Yanukovych, and he's deciding if he wants to get money from the EU or he wants to get it from Russia. Because at that point in time, if they take the money from the EU, they can't actually be in the economic block with Russia as part of the agreement. And being where they are geographically, it would have been much more convenient for them. So this basically color revolution happens in Ukraine, and and Oliver Stone's done a lot about this as well.
• 7:07
  This isn't the first one. It's also an orange revolution that happens before this. But they they they managed to overthrow the government and call for new elections. And there's this tape that pops up of Victoria Nuland talking about, basically, who are we going to replace this, this current president with, and and she's the guy she's proposing is this guy Arseny Yat senyeok and and deciding if he's gonna play ball or not. So it's this very interesting thing of this could be the reason we're at war.
• 7:35
  And to me, to to hide it is there would be no investigations into it. So I think there we could go a lot deeper on this, and it's it's extremely interesting to me of of how we got here.
• 7:45
  Seth Holehouse: Oh, it really is. I'll pull up, this tweet from Richard Yeah. Over on Axis, and this is this explains a lot. So this says in 2014, Ukraine needed a loan. There were two offers.
• 7:56
  The World Bank IMF offered 15,000,000,000 with two conditions, lift the ban on private sector land ownership and cut pensions and fuel subsidies. So Russia off also offered 15,000,000,000, but without the austerity and privatization requirement. So the then president Ukrainian president Yanukovych decided to choose Russia's offer, so Washington instigated a coup ousting Yanukovych. The new Ukrainian government accepted the IMF loan and their conditions, austerity and privatization. Multinational consortia with US capital have already bought one third of US or, sorry, of Ukraine's land.
• 8:36
  So you're looking here. Here's just a a Forbes map talking about the how it's a war for resources. So it says the cost of minerals in the regions of Ukraine, and and this is this is just, you know, crazy. Right? The value of their their, you know, their minerals there.
• 8:52
  Right? So, you know, here's a handful of reason regions. Right? 3,200,000,000,000, three point eight trillion, three point five trillion. I mean, there's just a quick look at this map.
• 9:02
  It looks like it's probably $15,000,000,000,000. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead.
• 9:05
  Speaker 2: That that that side over on the east there, so that 3,200,000,000,000.0, 3 point 8 trillion, like, those are the areas that are actually currently part of this this, whole conflict with Russia right now. Those are the actual regions that are being fought over. So you can see why that's where all the money is.
• 9:24
  Seth Holehouse: Exactly. Exactly. Like, that's it. Like, e E so just those three, three regions, which I I won't try to pronounce them. But, yeah, 3.2.
• 9:34
  So right there is about $10,000,000,000,000, like, $10,500,000,000,000 just in those three regions. And it's just it's just crazy because, you know, I'm not sure if you've read confessions of an economic hitman by
• 9:46
  Speaker 2: John on my show.
• 9:47
  Seth Holehouse: Yeah. Yeah. So I've I've had him on as well. Fascinating guy, but, like, this is like, what we're seeing, you know, like, following this kind of line of thinking, okay, with which is just a, you know, a a loan. So the IMF loan, like, how these things work, and for those that haven't read the book, you know, IMF comes in, they'll loan $15,000,000,000, but they'll say, okay.
• 10:08
  Well, if if you can't repay this loan, you know, you have to pledge these particular assets. Right? So it could be a military base. It could be, parts of a rainforest and say say it's in Ecuador or whatever it is. But the thing is is that they know the loan will not be able to re be repaid, and they'll make sure that it can't be repaid.
• 10:24
  That way, it's a way that the the bankers and the and the government, the military industrial complex, etcetera, they can seize land. Right? This is part of this this, you know, global the, you know, The US, empire. And so, obviously, like, that that's a key part into what's going on there that be and and and, again, as John Perkins describes in his book, if the presidents of those regions, such as, like, Ecuador or Panama, if they don't sign up for that loan, then they just assassinate them. Right?
• 10:50
  They, you know, they they die in a helicopter, you know, crash or a plane crash or whatever it is, they assassinate them. They or they they throw they do a color revolution. So it's just it's wild to see this is the playbook.
• 11:03
  Speaker 2: Yeah. And and it's interesting as well because I think the thing people don't consider is how how into it the United States government has been, especially the state department. And and if you look at even a lot of the the South American overthrows, the CIA's had a big part in it. The state department's had a big part in it. But, you know, it's actually known because of tapes that popped up that Victoria Newland, who I believe she was the assistant secretary of state at that point in time under under Clinton, was actually in Ukraine, you know, trying to decide who was gonna be the new person at this point in time.
• 11:35
  So the and we look at the the war with Putin now, and we think, you know, like, oh, he's you know, I'm I'm not to say, you know, he's an angel or the best guy or or whatever. But at the same time, we overthrow the government closest to him, and then we attempt to bring that government into NATO. Well well, how do you think the guy's gonna feel? Right? Like, you poke the bear a lot of times and you expect a war.
• 11:57
  And I and I think as well, going back to the the first impeachment of of Trump, the the tape of Biden at the council on foreign relations pops up. And Trump's kinda like, you know, what is this? And he basically calls Zelensky, who's the president at the time, and he says, you know, this tape popped up. I I wanna know what's on it. And they said it was a quid pro quo from Trump, which is insane because if you even listen to the tape, it's a it's a quid pro quo from Biden.
• 12:24
  So the Bidens are tied in very, very tightly to this stuff because Joe was actually in charge of Ukraine policy at this point in time. But even before he's VP, from pretty much the time he's elected in the senate, he's actually the foreign guy. So he's involved in a lot of these revolutions around the world.
• 12:42
  Seth Holehouse: Well, exactly. So here's the so I'll play the the videos, you know, maybe less than a minute or so. Here's here's the famous you know, I'll give you a billion dollars if you fire the guy. Right?
• 12:52
  Speaker 3: And I had gotten a commitment from Poroshenko and from Yat sen Yuk that they would take action against the state prosecutor, and they didn't. So they said they had they're walking out to press conference and no. I said, I'm not gonna we're not gonna give you the billion. Dollars They said, you have no authority. You're not the President.
• 13:10
  The President said, I said, call him. I said, I'm telling you, you're not getting $1,000,000,000 I said, you're not getting the $1,000,000,000 I'm going be leaving here. And I think it was what six hours. I look at it, said, we're leaving in six hours. If the prosecutor's not fired, you're not getting the money.
• 13:25
  Oh, son of a bitch. You got fired. And they put in place someone who was solid at the time.
• 13:34
  Speaker 2: I like how he adds that at the end because he's kinda, like, realizing what he just said, and he's like, oh, let me cover this up. Someone that was solid. Yeah. But but what he
• 13:41
  Seth Holehouse: was actually gonna work for us.
• 13:43
  Speaker 2: Right. So what he's referring to is at the time, I think he was the c he's the president now, but I think he was the CEO at the time is this guy, Mikola Zichev Zlachowski. And he was actually under investigation for corruption charges in the country of Ukraine. And when this video is actually taped, he actually left the country. So Zluchowski is wasn't allowed back into the country of Ukraine, but they're they're investigating Barisma, who's the the the company that Zluchowski is running, which is the board that Hunter Biden was put on right around the time of the Maidan coup.
• 14:15
  So there's a lot of these things that the Bidens have their hands in. And you have to consider if, like, let's say, these charges against Hunter do you know, they obviously, he's found guilty, but let's say that the sentencing part of it, they try to get him to go state's evidence or something. Right? Well, there's a lot of people that could be exposed here. I think it's a lot more than Joe protecting his 54 year old child, which is very strange in the way he's talked about it.
• 14:41
  I think it's actually him protecting himself and a lot of what they've done. Because I think this is this only scratches the surface. I think there's a lot more things that they've done globally for themselves and the Carries and a lot of these other families that are making money on countries like Ukraine. As you mentioned, all the money that's that's flowing in there. Of course, have their hand in that and making a lot of money.
• 15:01
  They want the cookie jar to stay open.
• 15:03
  Seth Holehouse: And so taking taking a a a big step back and looking at Ukraine. So there's there's a handful of regions that you you see that have this kind of contention where you you're seeing color color revolutions, you know, overthrowing the government. You're seeing, you know, multiple factions battling over resources. Right? So Ukraine's definitely one of them.
• 15:25
  Obviously, a lot of The Middle East has the same kind of constant push and pull, which, you know, to me, it's when you trace back into who's behind these things, you what my my research take me to is there's kinda two significant groups fighting. You have, like, the BRICS, the CCP led, you know, that alliance where you've got, you know, Russia, North Korea, Iran, etcetera. You see that on one side of things, and then you see on the other side more of this Western alliance. Right? You know, NATO, Israel, United States, you know, city of London, right, the Vatican, etcetera.
• 15:59
  So you've you I I think that what's happening actually I I just actually interviewed Patrick Byrne, you know, like, yesterday and and talked about this exact thing, and, you know, what he told
• 16:08
  Speaker 2: me awesome.
• 16:08
  Seth Holehouse: Oh, he's it was great. And what he explained is interesting. He said that, basically, that globally, these two factions up until 2020 were working together, and they were collectively working together to collapse The United States. But between 2020 and 2021, there became a split. And so you have now these two, you know, kind of separate cabal factions both battling it out for control over the new world order, basically.
• 16:32
  But if you look at different regions, you can see the same fighting happening. So, you look at Ukraine, obviously. Right? You've got NATO, you know, the Western, you know, countries, etcetera, versus basically BRICS. Right?
• 16:45
  You know, China and Russia. And, obviously, say India is not getting, you know, involved in it, but it's it's that similar alliance. You saw a very similar thing happening in Venezuela. Right? The recent Maduro election where you had the BRICS nations, primarily China, Russia, etcetera, coming out and saying quickly to congratulate Maduro and to say, okay.
• 17:03
  Great. You know, pat him on the back. Yet you also had a lot of the American media, which is strange at the time, like New York Times, other mainstream American media saying, oh, there was a lot of election fraud, and and, you know, Maduro doesn't deserve to be elected. And even the riots, there are people saying that, actually, these are this is a CIA color revolution. Right?
• 17:21
  The resistance to Maduro's reelection. So I think both sides are bad, but, again, it was you know, Venezuela is one of the most oil rich countries on Earth. And so you see there's these countries that have all these resources that are constantly part of this this, you know, tug and pull, to see who can control it. And Ukraine, I mean, you know, bring up that map we did of Ukraine, Trillions Of Dollars of resources, not to mention, you know, farmland, all kinds of other things that are there. But my question to you is, what do you what role do you see Ukraine playing in terms of the function to for the deep state?
• 17:57
  Right? So the these these corrupt entities, you know, NATO, etcetera. Why do you think Ukraine is so important? Why are all the politicians so involved? Why are we sending billions of dollars over there?
• 18:06
  What's what's your assessment of what's really going on behind the scenes there?
• 18:10
  Speaker 2: So, the last time I was in Ukraine is I was in Kyiv in in 2019. And and the thing I will tell you, and I don't know how to describe this because it's like it's a country that's trying to break out of being Soviet, But you go there and it feels very Soviet. Right? The people feel very suppressed in a lot of ways. But yet there's these emerging technologies and things in in Ukraine.
• 18:30
  So here's what's interesting about Ukraine. It has some of the best Internet and computer developers on the planet. And and I don't think a lot of people consider that. A lot of the apps you're you're working with, a lot of the different softwares you're doing, a lot of them are made by developers from Ukraine. So they have excellent developers that come out of that.
• 18:47
  That's one part of it. Another part of it is, this whole BioLab idea. If you look at a lot of what's happened with a lot of international companies, they're using Ukraine's laboratory systems to work on, you know, new treatments and different things. And, you know, there there's kind of been talk of, you know, did COVID have anything to do with this? So there's the the bio lab aspect of it.
• 19:08
  But then also, traditionally, throughout history, even the even in the late Roman Empire, Ukraine has been the breadbasket of Europe. It's this area that can basically supply lots of grain. And for the Roman Empire, it became important in the late third century after the what's called the Roman climate optimum ends because during that period of time, Egypt had been the breadbasket of your of of kind of the whole empire, but it becomes Ukraine at this point in time. So Ukraine's a very interesting territory where you have technology, you have pharma, but you also have ag all in the same place. So on on a global scale, it's a it's not a huge country, but it's a very important country for all of these different aspects that come out of it.
• 19:53
  Seth Holehouse: Absolutely. And so, actually, I wanna pull up here. I'm just finding real quickly the whole idea of the the Ukraine Biolabs. So so that's something I covered, you know, pretty extensively when that was first happening, and and, again, that that, you know, kind of makes
• 20:06
  Speaker 2: you my pay grade, so I'll leave it to you.
• 20:08
  Robert Kiyosaki: Well well, no.
• 20:09
  Seth Holehouse: I mean, it's like, I mean, because I'm looking, you know, bio clandestine. Right? He he had covered this, and he had broke the story that, wait. All the areas where, you know, not all, but mostly areas where Putin is bombing are the exact locations of, you know, US state state department bio labs, basically. But I'm gonna pull up this quick video, which I haven't watched this.
• 20:28
  I just pulled it up, you know, during our discussion, but here is a whistleblower. This is, Scott Bennett, right, who's a former US army psychological warfare officer talking about the bio labs in Ukraine and the connections between COVID nineteen being manufactured. Let let's listen to this and see what he has to say. This is almost two minutes.
• 20:47
  Speaker 5: We knew over a year ago about these bio labs and their experiments and the documents. We knew about the contractors. We knew about it originally starting in 02/2005 with the Defense Intelligence Agency that then created a five zero one c three called the Global Viral Forecasting Institute with a a Zionist Mossad operative named Nathaniel Wolf that then became Metabioda to make it more of a harmless name. And that Metabioda was being funded by Rosemont Fonseca, an investment firm that ironically enough, Hunter Biden, the son Joe Biden, was the head of along with, Christopher Hines, who was the son of John Kerry, and Paul Pelosi Junior, the son of Nancy Pelosi. So this is a, incestuous, corrupt criminal racketeering operation that the West has been developing under Obama, under Biden, under, you know, for the last ten years for the purposes of generating DNA biological chemical warfare to use against the Russians.
• 21:53
  That's why they've been collecting DNA samples from Slavic people. And, of course, all of the documents and the evidence that general Igor Krylyov has found and commented on are all being exposed as revelations of a massive, really, crime, crime against humanity because it's a violation of the global biological chemical weapons agreement. It's really showing that America with its 30 bio labs in Ukraine was involved in experimentation on animal to human transmission, which is precisely the origin of COVID nineteen. So I think you're going to see all of this research that was conducted in Ukraine being directly connected to COVID nineteen. And there you have the Pandora's box that was created and opened by The United States Of America.
• 22:43
  Seth Holehouse: Gosh. What a powerful statement with that. But listen. Look at this, though. So this is, Scott Bennett, and the crazy thing is is he's dead now.
• 22:52
  Like, so Jeez.
• 22:53
  Speaker 2: Yeah. I I When did this happen?
• 22:55
  Seth Holehouse: This was recent. This was, like, in the past couple of weeks. So this right here, this article right here was published November twenty third of this year. Ex US army officer and press TV analyst Scott Bennett dies at 53. Now he they say he died of pancreatic cancer, which, I mean, who knows, you know, what what that means.
• 23:13
  Right? I mean, you know, these things, these things can be caused. I mean, he just died of natural causes, but whenever I see someone like that that is a whistleblower so he's a former US army psychological warfare officer. Like, this guy knows about psyops. This guy knows about color revolutions.
• 23:31
  So the fact that he's the that he's the one speaking out and talking about that and saying, look. You know, that he's he referred to the bio labs in Ukraine as Pandora's box saying that you know? And I'm seeing not just him. I'm seeing a lot of other people discussing now that, you know, now it's like, okay. We have the COVID report kinda had come out, you know, from the government saying, okay.
• 23:50
  Well, looks like it wasn't just some natural occurrence from a wet market in China, that it was actually something that was, you know, built in a lab, created in a lab. They're finally acknowledging that after we were all demonized for questioning, you know, the the COVID origins, you know, for for so many years. Yet, oftentimes, I find that when you see that the government or, you know, whatever, they're they're finally accepting something, it's because the actual narrative is going the wrong way from what they wanna control. People are starting to realize, wait. Maybe it's actually from Ukraine.
• 24:19
  So they're gonna oh, wait. Actually, look. Looks like it came out of a lab in China. Right? So it just it's interesting timing to to look at all this and to trace the pardon, Hunter Biden, Ukraine, Newland, color revolutions, yeah, and then, again, what, you know, Scott Bennett's talking about here when and saying that, yeah, absolutely, they were developing stuff in these bio labs in in Ukraine.
• 24:42
  Speaker 2: But, even, I just I just sent you another clip too, Tulsi Gabbard, because her and Tucker have been on this for, like, a couple years, honestly, on the BioLabs thing. And that's why I think her being in DNI is very, very strategic from Trump because I think if you look at some of his picks, I even think that's why they they kinda raised so much hell about Matt Gaetz because Matt Gaetz has been talking about the Biden crime family for years. So to have him an attorney general is really dangerous to them. But I think Tulsi Gabbard, you know, I'm not in love with all of her policies, but I think is the person to be in DNI. This was a really smart pick from Trump because she's been talking about the BioLabs thing for a couple years now.
• 25:21
  And I think that's one of the things that that totally unwinds, you know, absolutely everything.
• 25:26
  Seth Holehouse: No. You're right. I mean, why the pardon? Obviously, there's something to cover up there. Here's the video you sent me.
• 25:31
  This is about a little under two minutes. We're gonna listen to this one.
• 25:33
  Speaker 6: Here are the undeniable facts. There are 25 to 30 US funded bio labs in Ukraine. According to the US government, these bio labs are conducting research on dangerous pathogens. Ukraine is in an active war zone with widespread bombing, artillery, and shelling, and these facilities, even in the best of circumstances, could easily be compromised and release these deadly pathogens. Now like COVID, these pathogens know no borders.
• 26:06
  If they are inadvertently or purposely breached or compromised, they will quickly spread all throughout Europe, The United States, and the rest of the world causing untold suffering and death. So in order to protect the American people, the people of Europe, the people around the world, these labs need to be shut down immediately, and the pathogens that they hold need to be destroyed. Instead of trying to cover this up, the Biden Harris administration needs to work with Russia, Ukraine, NATO, the UN to immediately implement a ceasefire for all military action in the vicinity of these labs until they're secured and these pathogens are destroyed. In addition to all this, The US funds around 300 bio labs around the world who are engaging in dangerous research, including gain of function similar to the lab in Wuhan where COVID nineteen may have originated from. Now after realizing how dangerous and vulnerable these labs are, they should have all been shut down two years ago, but they haven't.
• 27:12
  Now this is not a partisan political issue. The administration and congress need to act now for the health and well-being of every American and every person on this planet. Here are
• 27:26
  Seth Holehouse: So interesting, you know, hearing her, and obviously, you know, she's in a very powerful position now, you know, she will be, right, in in a month and a half or so. So, yeah, it's just it's just crazy just when you start putting this all together. Do you keep hearing more cases of your friends and family getting a life threatening diagnosis of cancer, or perhaps it's even happened to you? Well, the unfortunate reality is that turbo cancer is now a worldwide epidemic. But the question we should all be asking is, what can I do about it?
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• 29:55
  Speaker 2: Ukraine is vital, Seth. It really is. It it is like, it's the thing that unites everything. And I think that's why it's less about, you know, a drug addict being let off for tax evasion and a gun charge, which, by the way, any any of the rest of us, if that happened, we would have been in jail a long time ago. I I think it's about the guy that they're concerned has the loosest lips among the group letting it out.
• 30:17
  Because even, one of the things I think Jack Posovic had posted about this, that apparently over the Thanksgiving holiday, Hunter was blabbing about, well, if you don't pardon me, I'm gonna write a tell all book. And and supposedly, Jill was the one that pushed Joe to do it. Because even the timing of this this whole thing is the timing is very strange. Like, why now right after Thanksgiving when typically the time you see pardons is in January right before he leaves office. So I I think there there's a lot more to the timing of this, what happened, and why it happened.
• 30:47
  Seth Holehouse: One question I have, because I I don't fully understand how pardons work, but is it you say that he pardoned. The pardon was, like, everything up until so this, like, say, eleven year period and three hours moving forward. Is that what it is, or does he have like, it's it's just strange.
• 31:02
  Speaker 2: Three hours in the it was dated three hours in the future, basically, like, when it was it was issued, three hours before it expired, if that makes sense.
• 31:11
  Seth Holehouse: And what's so what's what's kinda crazy if you take a look at this and take a step back is that I think that what you see so not only this, but you also have I'll bring up here the the the the pardon we mentioned already. How they reported considering preemptive pardons for Schiff, Cheney, and Fauci. Right? And, actually, Jordan Rachel kinda nails it. Nothing says innocent like a preemptive pardon.
• 31:31
  Right? But then Jeff Dornick, his response makes sense. Looks like the Biden White House is already preparing to cover up the corruption they know is about to come to light. And this is gonna be really kinda just fascinating that the you know, for lack of a better word, to see play out because what what you're seeing is I think that you're seeing that there's a lot of criminal activity and that they're now trying to abuse pardons, like, to basically, you know, kinda make sure no one gets in trouble for it. But it makes me wonder, it's like, so does that mean that you can just do whatever you want in the White House?
• 32:05
  And you can be running, you know, like, human trafficking and, you know, drug trafficking and murder and assassinations and all that, and then just pardon yourself and say, oh, well, you know, we're pardoned for the last four years, so nothing can be done. I mean, there's gotta be there's gotta be a way for justice with this. It just doesn't make sense.
• 32:23
  Speaker 2: Well, there has been talk either way if Joe could pardon himself, and it's kind of on the fence whether that's constitutional or not. So I guess we'll see. But I know even Matt Gaetz posted about three or four days ago that he expects the Frank Biden pardon to be coming very soon as well because Joe's looking at and it's and it's crazy because I do think he's he's getting older. He's not as with it as he was, but I just don't think he's as crazy as people think he was. There's a there was a a mobster, and his name escapes me at the moment.
• 32:52
  It wasn't oh gosh. It was, Vincent the Chinchaganti was the guy. And, basically, they were looking at charges against this guy. So what did he do? He put on a bathrobe and wandered around Central Park every day.
• 33:06
  And they're like, oh, well well, the chin is crazy, so we're we're obviously not gonna do charges against him. I does he have a little bit of cognitive decline? It's possible. But at the same time, I think he might be a little bit wily than than we think he is, and he's protecting a lot by who has the the the biggest, the loosest lips here. Here here's This is a fun one.
• 33:26
  Seth Holehouse: The bathrobe defense. It says for the latter part of the twentieth century, Vincent Vincent Giganti, pictured above left, was a household name in the Greenwich Village neighborhood. Any given day, starting when he was in his mid mid late thirties, he would walk around the community talking to himself under his breath incoherently to either no one whatsoever or to figures only he could see. So as he was wearing old frayed and patched pants paired with a light jacket that may have seen better days, but such for attire was rare. He was typically seen as above wearing a bathrobe, pajamas, and slippers, seemingly unaware that it was entirely inappropriate just to wear such a attire.
• 34:00
  Right? So yeah. So there you go. And the thing is is that I
• 34:04
  Speaker 2: You can look at his, his lower jaw, how big it is. His nickname was the chin.
• 34:09
  Seth Holehouse: There you go. So what's interesting you you make a good point because I I with with Biden, there's a big part of me that convinced that a lot of his cognitive decline was just was just an act. That that I think that there's certain things happening there. Yes. You know, he he's aging, and it's it's common.
• 34:28
  Right? When get that old, your your brain's not working as well. I mean, especially if you've been in DC for that long, and who knows what kind of stuff's going on there. But, you know, there's there's part of me that thinks that it was that it it it's a facade as well, and that he knows what he's doing. And, actually, part of the discussion I have with Patrick Byrne was getting into a lot of the coups happening within the Democratic party and how, you know, the the Obamas and, you know, and Jill and how Jill kinda stepped in.
• 34:54
  She took her control of things. And so it seems like what I'm seeing play out here is both within the Democratic Party and kinda globally within these these multiple factions that there is there's infighting and that they're turning against themselves. And I I think that what we're witnessing is the destruction of this. Right? Because that's that's how it works.
• 35:14
  See, you had this huge powerful global cabal that at one time, I'm not sure how long ago, I think was was pretty centrally organized, you know, driving in one direction. But I think especially since Trump got in 2016 and a few things after that, what we're seeing is we're seeing that power structure splinter and shatter, which is great because, like, we all none of us that that have, you know, a decent conscience want to see this level of of evil and corruption operating in our world.
• 35:43
  Speaker 2: And also as well, you know, going back to even the DNC servers. In 2019, Trump was saying, you know, I think Ukraine has the DNC servers because a lot of the infrastructure for CrowdStrike was actually in Ukraine. So there there's so much around the Democratic party corruption, even the deep state corruption on this one of what's happening in this country. I think Biden has to keep everyone's mouth shut on this because it's about more than just himself going down.
• 36:10
  Seth Holehouse: Oh, I I agree. And so what what what are you looking forward to over the next four years? Like, what do you wanna see happen? So, also, I know that it's an interesting actually getting a little bit of this discussion because I know that you're a student of history, especially as it relates to to Rome and that you've put a large portion of your life's studies into looking at Rome and and the politics and everything. And so when I'm looking at what's happening now, you know, America as a constitutional republic and the situation that we're in, where our government has become so corrupted, like, massively it's like a cancer patient with stage four cancer in the in the bones.
• 36:43
  I mean, it's so bad that, you know, Trump getting in, you know, I I would hate to see I would hate to see four years of Trump where he's just a normal president. Right? I'm not I'm not calling for a a dictatorship or anything like that, but the reality is is that when a system is so corrupted, you know, if someone is truly gonna drain the swamp and and destroy the deep state as he's pledged to do, you can't just rely on the regular rules and processes. It'll take it'll take thirty years to use legislation and committees to do this stuff. So how do you see things playing out looking also at how govern the the ways of governing and everything changed over the course of Rome?
• 37:28
  Do you see any any examples of, you know, someone coming in in Rome and and kind of seizing control in in the right way to clean out corruption? I mean, do you any lessons from history that can help us look forward the next four, know, two you know, four years?
• 37:41
  Speaker 2: So there's at least three things I can think about in doing this, and, you know, it may end up being four or five by the time I'm I'm done talking here. But the the first one I'm actually looking at is I I think if you even and just to to bring it to present time, you just look at the past election. A lot of people have been like, know, we won and Trump is gonna fix things. And I think the thing you have to consider, and this is even in watching what's happened with Pete Hegseth, what's happened with, you know, there's been things raised about Tulsi Gabbard. There's been things raised about Matt Gaetz where he's not even in the position anymore.
• 38:11
  The win was just the election win. The big part now is getting past this neocon senate to actually get the people in there that can do anything. I think this is the big struggle we have now because I know even Joni Ernst is trying to push Pete Hegseth out because she's in hopes that she could become, head of defense. So I think that's the first part. I just think if you're looking at the other things we have going on here and going back to more of an ancient example, if you look at when the Roman Empire split in the, or in the February, it was split by emperor Diocletian between east and west, and he attempts to make reforms.
• 38:48
  And it just it doesn't really go so well because his reforms are very, I don't know, Kamala esque. The first thing he does is he tries to bring in price controls. And what does he find is it creates this massive black market and makes inflation worse because the two problems in the late third century that Rome is dealing with is immigration and inflation. Does that sound familiar? Because those are two issues that we're dealing with right now.
• 39:10
  Now the thing that's interesting about that by February, the inflation number is at 15000%. Now, Millet, when he took office in Argentina, it was at 17000%. And by flashing government, he got it to about 4% now is where it's at. So he's been able to do some incredible things in just even his first, you know, six to eight months in office. So I think that's one thing to consider.
• 39:33
  Now as you move further down the the kind of the Roman road down here, the next guy that is kind of a big, character is emperor Constantine. And he's given credit as being the first Christian emperor. That's up for debate whether that's true. It becomes a Christian empire in the March under Theodosius. But, anyway, he's one of the first people to openly say he's a Christian as emperor when the when the empire was only about 2% Christian.
• 40:00
  But now the thing that he does that no one seems to talk about is actually the most important thing he does. Because if immigration and inflation are killing your country, well, what do you need? You need strong currency. So I think whether it's any reforms Trump could do, the number one thing he has to do is fix the American dollar. So what Constantine does is in 03/14 in a city called Trier in Germany, he mints less than a hundred gold coins, and he's gonna mint more gold coins every single year as they take over the pagan temples and melt down the statues.
• 40:30
  And by the time he dies in the March, they're on a gold standard. That gold standard is gonna go till about the year January without inflation. And that's the main reason when the Western Empire falls in April, the Eastern Empire continues until 1453. Now in a much smaller size, but it continues for an extra almost thousand years. So I think when you look at what we need to handle in present time, the thing we need to handle is our borders, which Trump has already talked about.
• 40:59
  I I'm kind of wondering though, with that many people here, can he really get them out? I think at this point, it might just be stopping more people from coming in. But the other thing is currency. If we do not handle our currency, we do not have long left, and we're going down the road of the the Western Roman Empire and the Weimar Republic. So I think if you're you're looking at that, those are the things we really have to consider.
• 41:21
  Now from a a policy standpoint, I think the thing Trump has to consider is just fixing things. I think he really can't go for retribution now. Like, I don't think you go after the Bidens. I don't think you go after a lot of these people because it actually makes the situation of the country worse. I think what you have to do is look at, well, how do we reform the FBI, and how do we get out the information they've been withholding from people?
• 41:43
  How do we reform the CIA and get the information out? Because I think that sunlight is important. So I think when you look at that, the reforms are important. But if you don't fix currency, we're we're we're screwed. Like, that's what it comes down to.
• 41:53
  Seth Holehouse: And that's a really important point because for all the things that that we can be discussing in in terms of, you know, Trump to do this and do that and everyone you you make a good point. Everyone wants to see justice. Everyone wants to see, you know, put put him in a gitmo, whoever it is. Right? Whoever the political enemy is.
• 42:09
  But, you know, obviously, I think one big thing is we have to reestablish justice. We have to have a culture. Like, you know, you're a father. I'm a father. You know?
• 42:17
  My four year old, if I don't have a system of justice, she will walk all over me. Right? If there's no consequences, if she if she hasn't had a have a sense of, like, oh, if I, you know, open the freezer and get ice cream out and eat a pint of ice cream, you know, without asking for permission to have a little bit, you know, that's not good. Right? So if if I'm not enforcing justice, the whole household falls apart.
• 42:39
  But so same thing with our countries, of course, doing justice, but you're right, though, about the currency. Because if you look at like, right now, so much of this just ties into the currency. Like, you look at,
• 42:50
  Speaker 2: Correct.
• 42:50
  Seth Holehouse: Okay. Why is it that right now, you know, for a middle class family to actually afford a house, typically, both parents have to work. You know, one of them might even have two jobs. So you might have three jobs between two parents. At the same time, then the kids are being, you know, shoved into government school because they can't afford to stay at home, and, you know, they can't have a a mom that stays at home and is not working because they can't pay their rent every month or they can't buy groceries.
• 43:16
  So then the the kids are sent off to the government schools, which are then indoctrination centers. I know Trump is actively, you know, putting together plans to reform that, but it it's the currency. Like, it's it's like, you know, the saying that all wars are bankers' wars. Like, everything in in my assessment, everything goes back to the currency. And so, like, I would love to see not only getting rid of federal income tax, I'd love to see the Federal Reserve abolished.
• 43:41
  I'd love to see, you know, us going back to a gold standard. I'm not a fan of a Bitcoin standard or, you know, a massive Bitcoin reserve or whatever. I'm it's not I don't trust crypto. Like, if Elon Musk doesn't trust blockchain for voting and still says we should do paper ballots, then I don't trust it for currency. Right?
• 43:59
  So there's just a a number of things, but actually here, you
• 44:03
  Speaker 2: you just I just sent you something from the Brooking Institute. Okay. If you wanna go about halfway down the page, there's a title that in bold that says, is the US dollar losing market share? I think this is this is really important to see, like, where we've been since February.
• 44:17
  Seth Holehouse: Okay. So let's see. I pulled this up. This is interesting. Okay.
• 44:23
  Speaker 2: So so scroll down to there's a title and it has a graph on it. I think this is not this one. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going.
• 44:30
  Keep going.
• 44:32
  Seth Holehouse: There we go.
• 44:33
  Speaker 2: This one. There we go. So this is important. It says, yes. Yes.
• 44:37
  By some measures, for instance, the dollar's share of global reserves has fallen from 70% in February to 59% today. So, like, look at how that graph is tumbling. And I think that's something really, really important to consider. And if you go even earlier, like post World War two, wasn't able to find those numbers, but they used to be a lot higher than that. So we're just seeing the percentage of of actual things being done in dollars just absolutely tumbling.
• 45:02
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• 46:08
  Yeah. It's interesting because this is I mean, well, it'll be interesting to see how this plays out because this is dedollarization. Right? This is a very this is a very conscious effort. And, you know, Biden, in a lot of ways, could say accelerated dedollarization, especially with his weaponization of the of the dollar against Putin by kicking him out of the swift country the swift system and saying, look.
• 46:30
  We're not gonna lie to, you know, use our system to send dollars internationally. It's like, okay. Well, screw you. We'll just stop using the dollar. So it's almost as if, you know, Biden was acting in a way that he wanted to intentionally work towards collapsing the The US fiat currency.
• 46:46
  But with Trump coming in
• 46:47
  Speaker 2: That blue line there, by the way, that's BRICS, the one that's, like, climbing really fast there versus other. That's the that's the BRICS currencies.
• 46:54
  Seth Holehouse: There you go. Yeah. So whereas in February, BRICS were at 2%, right, or other 2%, and now it's at, you know, 11%. You know? So it's it's directly it looks like that's where the change is happening.
• 47:05
  Right? Correct. So you can see that the the euro is slowly dropping off, but it's about where it was at in February. The the yen, same place. The pound, same place.
• 47:14
  The rise is the other currencies, which you're right. Like, that's, you know, the, you know, the ruble, the yuan, etcetera. So it'll be kinda crazy to watch how it plays out because Trump has now openly said, look. If if you're if you're basically one of these countries that's pulling away from the dollar, we're gonna hit you with a % tariffs. So, I mean, this is Mhmm.
• 47:35
  I mean yeah. So we'll have to see we'll have to see how it plays out.
• 47:40
  Speaker 2: Yeah. It's it's if you and it's we've been shown throughout history that countries without currency, a strong currency don't last because if you look at, like, the Western Roman Empire when it falls, people that come to a system for the things they can get out of it. Right? Once that system loses a strong currency, that system doesn't provide them with anything. They don't need the system anymore.
• 48:01
  And that's what we're flying towards if we don't have a strong currency.
• 48:04
  Seth Holehouse: Exactly. Exactly. So, Jeremy, as we're wrapping up, I wanna, you've got a lot of cool stuff going on. I wanna pull up, right here, just your your main website, commandyourbrand.com, and we're in the age of the emerging media, right, of of just you and I, like, know, like, you know, ten years ago, I'm not sure what you're doing, but I wasn't, you know, some sort of media personality. I was just working, but now
• 48:27
  Speaker 2: I was selling life insurance ten years ago.
• 48:29
  Seth Holehouse: There you go. Yeah. Yeah. I was I was selling diamonds in Hong Kong, you know, one of the things I was doing. So so tell us about Command Your Brand.
• 48:37
  Tell us what you're doing, how people can follow you. You've got a show of your own that people should be watching. Yeah. So, yeah, walk us through some of these things.
• 48:44
  Speaker 2: So we even we've seen through the past election that legacy media is it's not even just on life support anymore. It's dead. And we see seen that alternative media, like podcasts and and things such as that, are what have actually gotten a president elected. So for the last ten years, my company, Command Your Brand, has been helping people to tell their story in the right places on the right podcast, and that's what we do. We help our clients to appear in the right places, make a big impact, and and really get their message out there.
• 49:12
  People want to check out what I'm doing in terms of the content I create. I know you've been on my show before. We got to have you definitely got to have you back on again. So I'll get in touch with your team for that. But my show is called the Jeremy Ryan Slate Show, and we're over on Rumble.
• 49:25
  For the moment, we're still on YouTube, which is really surprising to me that we're still there, but you can see us there. And I'm over on x. I am at Jeremy Ryan Slate.
• 49:34
  Seth Holehouse: And let me go pull
• 49:35
  Speaker 2: up
• 49:35
  Seth Holehouse: your let me pull up your your Rumble for folks. Yeah. There we go. So the Jimmy which which show is it right here?
• 49:44
  Speaker 2: The first one, the Jeremy Ryan Slate Show there. It's we're not as big on Rumble as we should be, but we're there.
• 49:48
  Seth Holehouse: That's okay. Yeah. Rumble is is a is a slow slow process.
• 49:52
  Speaker 2: It's a slow build, man.
• 49:54
  Seth Holehouse: It is. So you go, yep, Jimmy Ryan Slate Show on Rumble. You know, for most of the people that are watching Man in America are on Rumble, so it's easy for them. Just go in, you know, search for Jimmy Ryan Slate Show or Jimmy Ryan. You'll find it.
• 50:06
  This is him. Look for the mustache. You look for look for the beard with me. Look for the mustache with Jeremy, and, make sure you give his channel a follow on there and also on Twitter. So, yeah.
• 50:16
  Well, Jeremy, it's been great speaking to you. It's it's fun just to kinda take a look at these, you know, like, what's happening behind the scenes. That's what I always enjoy doing. I'm never someone that dislikes to just, you know, cover, oh, look what Rihanna said today or, you know, I I I I hate that stuff. But looking into these kind of bigger issues and bigger topics and the reasons behind, especially these massive geopolitical events that are unfolding, I think is really important for us to understand where we are right now, how we got here, and how to fix it.
• 50:42
  So, do you have any any kind of closing thoughts as we wrap up?
• 50:47
  Speaker 2: Well, I think the thing to do here is not sit on your laurels and say, you know, hey. We won an election. It's about, you know, making sure that your senator, you know, call your senator, annoy the heck out of them, call their office, make sure Trump's appointments get through. That's the first part. The second part is we need to push for handling currency.
• 51:05
  And that includes, you know, bringing bringing production back here because we need to have a strong economy in order to do that. And it also means, having our dollar be based on something. So that's something that we still have to get handled.
• 51:16
  Seth Holehouse: Absolutely. Well, thank you, man, for coming on. It's great speaking to you. And until next time, take care, and god bless.
• 51:23
  Speaker 2: Absolutely.
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