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Some Men Just Want To Watch The World Burn |EP504 · The Big Mig Show

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That's right. All right.
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What are we doing? We got to roll in here, you know
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we're going to. Roll in the first thing or the
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second thing. I I think we're going to start
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with the first thing. So here's the thing.
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You guys know that we don't like George Soros.
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What? I think he's an international
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terrorist. My opinion, him and his son.
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You guys know that this is what he does.
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Some men just want to watch the world burn.
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I'm taking that from The Dark Knight.
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If you remember that quote, I'll give you the exact quote.
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Some men aren't looking for anything logical like money.
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They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned, or negotiated with.
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Some men just want to watch the world burn.
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I believe that perfectly describes Soros.
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He's power hungry. USAID funded him through 64
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different NGO's. He continues to do the devil's
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work. In my opinion, not a good guy.
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But before we kick fully into that, I found, you know,
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something that we did the other day.
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We covered gender reveals for a minute that I don't really.
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I can't wrap my head around the big deal they make of them.
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But now, because I stupidly talked about it, they're stuck
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in my head and I keep looking at all these gender reveals.
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I may have located the worst gender reveal ever.
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Or maybe in the top couple, 12345.
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I think we should start collecting these like the
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Franklin Mint 'cause this one goes like horribly.
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Right. Why don't you just have your own
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baby and have your own gender reveal thing and do it the way?
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You're too old to have another baby too.
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Too old bro. Think I'm too old to have
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another baby? My daughter's my daughter's 32.
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That's all right. She needs she could be a big
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sister. Yeah, I don't know, man.
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I think I love babies, I love kids, but I think it's just,
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it's too, it's too far. I wanted to say something, but
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you know about the George Soros thing, I think he needs to get
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change his name, get rid of that George name.
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It's hurting you, right? Nothing can hurt me.
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It's. Just hurting you.
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Nothing. Hurts me so worst gender reveal
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ever I took I I picked a couple of worst today of things so this
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is the worst gender reveal then I'm going to show you maybe one
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of the worst TV commercials or advertising commercials I've
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ever seen all. Right here we go.
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Worst gender reveal ever. I love this work.
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You ready guys 131? Yeah, hit it.
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Oh, hit it hard. Oh man.
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Strike out. Oh, not her order.
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That's definitely funny. I think the guy filming was
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having a little too much fun. He was laughing so hysterically.
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His laugh made me laugh. All right, so you know, there's
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lots of bad commercials. We showed you one the other day
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with that attorney that's advertising through his
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questionable clients on Instagram.
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That was bad enough. We did that with with Johnny
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Tobacco, of course, from wise guys on Newsmax, but this one
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might be worse. I don't think they meant it to
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come the way across the way it did, but it still doesn't change
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exactly how this advertising went.
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And by the way, I checked this out.
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This appears to be legitimate. This is not some hoax or
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fabricated to make people laugh for social media.
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This is a legitimate advertising campaign that that I think they
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put on social media. But let's go ahead and put it
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up. Let's.
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See. There's nothing like stroking
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your own. Girthy cock ha.
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I'm Darvis Langfield from Langfield Premium Cox.
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So come on down to. Langfield and take my cock.
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Langfield's premium cocks. No way dude.
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That's. Not real, I'm telling you.
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That I love the cock. I mean, I know man, it's so
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many. I I didn't think it was legit
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but I looked it up and this is an actual company and it is man.
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I don't know how that person kept a straight face through
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that commercial. I I think she.
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Is it a girl or a guy? It's got to be, I don't know,
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maybe she's got, I don't know. I thought it was a she, but it
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could be a she. I don't know what it.
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Is no, it has to be a guy because when you're saying I got
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the lengthiest, biggest cocks around.
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This this commercial goes horribly wrong right from the
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beginning when she's stroking the the rooster and talking
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about stroking this is this is not good.
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Oh my God. That is too.
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Much. Yeah, it might have been too
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much. I'm not sure.
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We might. We might need.
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An R, an R17 rating on this show or maybe higher, I'm not sure.
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You know, if we were on YouTube, we'd probably get banned since
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we're already banned. By the way, this is for YouTube.
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Go fuck yourselves. All right, so that's why we're
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here on Rumble. Of course.
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Let's talk about this, man. So Soros, as usual, India raids
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Soros operations and they're rebelling against his shadow
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empire as many other countries have.
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There's dramatic raids on all the George Soros's Open Society
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Foundations and you know, that's what's been getting funded by
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USAID and other operations. I don't understand.
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This guy's a billionaire. Why he even got a nickel from
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the US government to undermine and destroy the government from
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inside for funding, you know, secretaries of state.
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You know, I'm here in Colorado. Janet Griswold is a piece of
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shit. You guys know it.
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She went after poor Tina Peters, who's still sitting in jail.
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Unbelievable. Her health is deterring as many
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people's health does in jail because of the way the place
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operates. This is pretty bad.
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So I guess they've been going, they went after him.
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They're talking about what he's been doing with nations like
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Hungary, Russia, Poland, Albania, that that the Indians
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are accusing Soros dynasty. And of course it's led by him
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and his son Alex. So you guys know that about
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destabilizing world governments. Now, I continue to wonder what
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the benefit is. He must be getting funded by all
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sorts of dark, dark operations. And this is his job, his New
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World Order job. But the fact that he, the USAID,
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funneled all that money to him through those Ng OS, that means
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American taxpayers paid for some of his bullshit.
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You know, this is a global gut punch.
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In my opinion. I think that Soros and his son
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should be added to the international terrorist watch
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list immediately and military action should be taken against
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him. I'm saying that out loud because
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I believe it. You guys can talk about it in
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the chat. I don't know, George, what are
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your thoughts on this? That they they went in and took
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everything out of his offices from what I understand.
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It's about time somebody did something.
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I mean, India had to do it like United States can't do nothing.
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FBI. Come on, Cash.
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Patel, Pam Bondi listen, I'm I'm thoroughly surprised that an ex
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military sniper has not been around for George Soros.
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I'm just going to leave it like that because I don't want to say
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nothing too much. You know, that's, you know, you
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can read between the lines people.
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I mean, all they do is create chaos and, and truth is, what
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are they benefiting out of it? That's where we need to look
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deeper. Like, where are they actually
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entrenched in the new world order that this will benefit
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them? That has to be that.
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That's the only thing I can think of.
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Or unless he's just the really the devil in disguise and he he
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just that's what they do 'cause he looks like.
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A devil even in 93, USAID teamed up with him.
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They they, they, they built a bunch of foundational stuff in
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Eastern Europe. They trained pros in Bulgaria,
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Poland and beyond. They laid a bunch of groundwork
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work, you know, and they for influence buying OPS.
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That's what they did. They pushed influence.
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They, you know, financed politicians and all sorts of
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other global leaders. Of course, you know, he gets
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fined for that 3,000,000 for tax and currency violations and
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shuts it down. But then it just comes up, it
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rears its head in another way, you know, by 2003 and 4, Soros
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and USAID, again, I think as thieves, they're in Ukraine's
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Orange Revolution, 54 million from the US, plus Soros's
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International Renaissance Foundation.
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That's what it was called then allegedly, and I'm going to go
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allegedly, you know, I got to use the hashtags for that hash
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marks. Democracy.
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They're supposed to be pushing democracy, but weirdly enough,
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it topples regimes, doesn't really do democracy.
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So it's another blueprint. They flood the NGOs with cash.
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They're sparking unrest. They're reshaping, you know, all
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sorts of governments so they can get more influence, more
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control, more peddling. I mean, and this goes on.
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So then all of a sudden, Soros turns all his energy from
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Europe. Now, this is the guy that sold
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out his fellow Jews in World War 2 to the Nazis.
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He sold them out and got money for it.
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So this is that guy. Why he's still embraced at all,
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I don't understand. When you turn on your people,
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that should be the end of it. I'm surprised he is.
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The Israelis never brought charges against him.
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They should have 2000. Yeah.
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I'm surprised the Mossad hasn't taken action.
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You know what Mossad? You know the Mossad.
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All the money, That's all I'm going to say.
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Follow the money. Yeah, because beside it, if not,
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you know, that just shows you what you guys are about because
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you know, you can do it. You can take them out if you
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wanted to. Well clearly the links are there
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for him. Having worked with Nazi Germany.
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All the evidence has come out. It's all over online, you can
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find it. That's not some speculation.
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I'm just going off of what's online.
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That's what the allegations say. Of course, I don't have first
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hand knowledge of it. All right, so 2002, he starts
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focusing on the US to destroy us.
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He starts dumping millions at all these local races with, you
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know, district attorneys, sheriffs, judges, of course,
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leftist judges. So he's buying influence to
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overhaul the entire justice system, which in my opinion, in
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itself makes him an international terrorist.
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So you start thinking about what he's done here.
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You start thinking about the progressive prosecutors that he
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funded, like Kim Fox in Chicago or George.
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George, What's that? Guys named George get another
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George, by the way. George.
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George. Gascon.
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Because Gascon, I think it's Gascon.
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I think it's like a French name in LA.
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He's out, George. He was the DA.
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He's gone. Well, this is 2010 I'm talking.
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Now this is who he backed. Back then, yeah, but he backed
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tons of millions into PACs, dark money groups.
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In 2015, Russia had enough. They banned the Open Society and
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they banned George Soros, calling it a threat to national
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security. And let me say this for the
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audience. Why the hell aren't we doing
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that? Why isn't he banned as a
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national security risk and as an international terrorist?
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Explain this to me, George. Why?
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Because Russia did it. They identified that he was a
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problem. Because money by, you know,
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money corrupts a lot of people. Yeah.
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That's just what it is, you know?
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Like I mean, he's the fucking devil, bro.
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No doubt. And then?
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The devil just gets. Right first.
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They get it right first. But then Hungary does the same
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thing and they pass what they call the Stop Soros laws, so
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they get it right. It's almost like times like this
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in this country is for people like that, that we need like, I
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don't know if dictator is the right word, but like dictator
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actions. I'm going to say, you know what
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I mean? Just.
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Would you identify somebody like George Soros?
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In my opinion, even somebody like Mark Zuckerberg that used
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his Zuckerbucks to overthrow our elections at 450 or $60 million,
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when you identify an individual doing that and they're
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undermining #1 the election processor #2 they're doing what
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Soros does, working behind the scenes to undermine our entire
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country, having people installed like Jenna Griswold, who if you
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look in her eyes, that's a psycho bitch.
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That's a crazy, that's a crazy person.
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There's no doubt. You look at her eyes and you see
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everything you need to in her eyes.
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She's one of the worst things that ever happened to Colorado.
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And my point is, is that you look at this now, Hungary gets
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it right. Why can't the US get it right?
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Now all of a sudden, in 2020, India tied Soros to all kinds of
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cash they put into the farmer protest.
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They were trying to derail Modi's government.
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You know, and you look at this now, they're making their move.
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Of course, it took them till 25 to make the move.
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But now they're identifying funds that went into all these
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NGOs to stir dissent. This is what he does.
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He backs foundations and NGOs and super PACs and political
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officials in States and in federal government.
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And what he's creating is division and chaos.
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This is what his expertise is. And to me, that's enough to say,
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sorry, you're a national security risk, Sorry you're an
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international terrorist. You're no longer welcome in the
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United States. And if we find you, we're going
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to take you in and prosecute you.
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It's enough to me. I just can't figure out when you
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identify these people that are destroying our country as an
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example, why even Donald Trump right now, he knows Soros would
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did everything he could to try to make sure Trump didn't get
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elected. He knows he's an evil guy.
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He's not a God guy. I mean, anybody would sell out
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his own people for money is a complete piece of shit in my
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opinion. But that's what he did.
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He sold out his own people to do it, you know, So this timeline
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is clear. It's clear what he's doing.
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What's it going to take George to get something going here
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where there's enough momentum to go after this guy?
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Let's see suddenly with balls guts, glory.
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I I mean, you know, he's he's got so many politicians and DAS
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and courts in his back pocket. It's just like how you even
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going to try to get a fair, fair shake at taking him down.
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That's the thing. That's why I just, my belief is,
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you know, a little Black Ops team, because now we're going to
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have to be he's, I mean, he's going to be on his way out
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anyway, but now we have to deal with his son.
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And his son, for everybody out in the audience, he's engaged to
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Huma Aberdeen. So for anybody that doesn't know
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who that is, that's Hillary Clinton's crony, the one that
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was supposedly involved in Pizzagate, appears to have ties
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to pedophilia, at least what the allegations are online.
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A creepy little weasel. Now she's with she's engaged to
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him, which if you ever heard him talk, he is not the sharpest
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tack in the toolbox. OK?
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He is not very slick. And giving him an incredible
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amount of money and power. It can't.
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There's no way it can go well. And I want to point this out.
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And the audience should be angry about this.
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They should be talking to their congressmen and senators.
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They should claw back all this money.
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USAID funneled him 270 + 1,000,000 dollars through the 64
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NGOs. That's a / 1/4 of a billion
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dollars. For what?
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So he could destroy our country. That doesn't make, I mean, I
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George, I just can't figure how this stuff just goes on and on
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and on. And the theft, the more Elon
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Musk digs, the worse it gets. Tell me about the magic.
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You know, tell me about this man.
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The magic, the magic money, computers.
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I think we got to follow up this story with that because that is
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just, that's a big story, man. Magic, money, computers.
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Even the name makes me uneasy. You threw me off on that one.
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So, but we'll get it. But so I mean, so pretty much
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what we're we're going to tell you right now is money doesn't
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grow on trees. It magically appears from a
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computer from what must has discovered we.
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Need one of those computers over here at the big mid.
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Can we get a magic money computer George please?
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Can we have it in our budget to get one?
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I already put a request in, so you know I must.
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I want one of those. Doge discovered 14 Magic Money
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computers which can make money out of thin air.
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When I, you know, when I hear Magic money, I hear, I hear
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think of that movie Magic Mike. I think it is whatever.
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I don't know. That's right, the commercial for
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the Magic Money computers. It's it's Magic Mike dancing
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around the computer. This is this is like this should
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be the a huge financial scandal going on right now.
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Everybody should be talking about this.
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I mean, it's crazy. And he was actually, so he was
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on Ted's Cruz's Verdict podcast, I think, and he disclosed all
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this, all this on there about these what are called magic
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money computers. So he explained that the
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government cutting computers can conjure up trillions of dollars
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out of thin air, completely detached from the synchronized
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network. Holy moly guacamole.
22:26
Trillions of dollars. Cupcakes just come right?
22:29
So our computers in government, at least this is my.
22:33
Understanding no 14 of them. Our computers and government in
22:37
general, we've heard from Musk before, is what I'm about to
22:40
say. That they're not really linked.
22:43
That our system is so antiquated that all the money they told you
22:46
they were putting into infrastructure clearly didn't go
22:48
into the infrastructure of our computing ability.
22:51
That our computers seem to run in these different groups, many
22:54
of them independently. They aren't like attached to a
22:57
government network where they're communicating and confirming
23:01
whether it's payments or invoices or processes, to the
23:06
point that I understand. They even paid for licenses
23:09
multiple times and had never updated the software on these
23:12
computers in fear that it would shut down a lot of the
23:15
computers. So these systems, they found
23:18
fourteen of these computers. We all should have one of these
23:21
in our house. Basically, they have nothing to
23:23
do with the budget and what they do is they can issue money just
23:27
by typing in the command with no confirmation, no restriction,
23:31
and no supervision. Am I getting that right, George?
23:34
Is that right? Yeah, so I mean, the 14 that
23:38
they discovered there could be more for we know who knows, but
23:40
a lot of them there, there were across a few agencies. 1 was
23:43
like the Treasury Department, I think had the most of them, the
23:47
Department of Health and Human Services, of course, the
23:50
Department of Defense and the State Department.
23:54
Now the question is they're, they're just conjuring up all
23:58
this money, trillions of dollars, but where are they
24:00
conjuring up? Where is it coming from?
24:02
Like how do they justify this? Is it just like adding right to
24:07
our deficit? Where like, I don't know, Lance,
24:09
I want to play the video because I want I think we need to hear
24:12
this because. I mean, this is chaotic.
24:14
It's reckless like, and it sounds to me like not only
24:16
negligence, it sounds like downright.
24:17
Fraud where? How are they getting the money
24:20
if it's not in the budget? Where are they getting it from?
24:22
Is it just coming directly like hooked into the Treasury
24:24
Department where they're just fucking numbers?
24:27
Are like this the federal let me just do this and then we'll pay
24:30
the clip. The Federal Reserve is a private
24:31
institution. It's not a it's a government
24:33
sanctioned department, but it's not a government company.
24:38
We don't own it. the United States does not own own that
24:41
Federal Reserve right. You would think that the Federal
24:43
Reserve would want the Treasury Department to be able to do
24:47
whatever they want to do because the more money they pump out,
24:49
the better the Federal Reserve does.
24:51
And it's a private institution controlled by private families.
24:53
I loved what Trump said and I loved what other people said
24:55
when they said let's nationalize the Federal Reserve.
24:58
I'd love to see all those families assets, the the
25:00
Rockefellers, the Weber Pincus's, all of them, and the,
25:03
the Rothschilds, all their assets seized.
25:05
That's what I'd like to see. I'd like to see the Federal
25:07
Reserve nationalized. So you're talking about the
25:10
Federal Reserve hoping that people issue money Willy nilly
25:13
because all it does is benefit them.
25:14
But go ahead, George. I just want to because I'm I've
25:17
been watching the chat. Now we have a second person
25:19
coming here to say all these gatekeepers sound like Alex
25:22
Jones and or Shapiro. Let me let me explain something
25:25
to you. I'm going to call you trolls out
25:27
there. First of all, I call Israel out.
25:30
I don't give a shit because they are they do a lot of bad shit,
25:34
but especially by suppressing the Palestinian people and
25:37
actually they caused that war just so they can get that land.
25:40
They run our government and run most of our politicians.
25:43
That's what I've been to them. So don't come to my channel and
25:45
my chat talking shit. Call, call us this and that.
25:49
All right, because if you want show your real name, face and
25:52
and then and then come talk to me, be a man or a woman,
25:55
whatever you are all right. So get out of my chat if you're
25:58
going to bring that bullshit Ben Shapiro, Alex.
26:00
Jones we're going to go after. We we're going to go after.
26:03
The big, big show, Tip of the spear.
26:06
We talk about anything, we don't give a fuck.
26:09
All right, let's go, Lance. Let's just play the video.
26:11
Yeah, let's do that. One of the things you told me
26:14
about is. It's crazy is what you call
26:17
magic money computers at the very reason.
26:20
So so tell us about it because I've never heard of that until
26:22
you you brought that up. OK, so you may think that these
26:25
that that the government computers like all talk to each
26:29
other. They synchronize, they, they add
26:31
up what funds are going somewhere and it's, you know,
26:35
it's coherent that, that, that the, you know, there's and that
26:39
and that the numbers, for example, that you're presented
26:41
as a senator. Yeah.
26:42
Are actually the real numbers. In one would think.
26:45
One would think they're. They're not.
26:46
Yeah, OK. I mean, they're not totally
26:50
wrong, but they're probably off by 5% or 10% in some cases.
26:55
So I call it magic. My computer, any computer which
26:57
can just make money out of thin air, best magic money.
27:01
So how does that work? It just issues payments.
27:04
And you said there's something like 11 of these computers at
27:07
Treasury that are that are sending out trillions in in
27:09
payments. They're mostly at Treasury.
27:12
Some are, but there's some at HHS, some at there's one,
27:17
there's one or two at states, There's some at Dodi think we
27:21
found now 14 magic money computers, 14 OK, They just send
27:26
money out of nothing. Now, if that doesn't get you
27:34
uneasy, I don't know what would, because at the end of the day,
27:41
it's frightening when you look at things like this.
27:43
It's frightening when you think our government is just basically
27:47
operating in a way that, of course, if somebody was running
27:50
one of these magic money computers, you know.
27:53
But if I had a magic money computer, I might send everybody
27:55
some money in the chat. It doesn't cost me anything,
27:58
right? I just punch in some numbers and
28:00
everybody in the chat gets a check.
28:02
Get George a big fat check. I mean, let's face it, that's
28:04
what's going on here. Don't think that if we tracked
28:07
all that money, we're not going to find a bunch of theft.
28:10
Because think about it, there's no oversight.
28:11
You're just, you're just greasing the skids for people to
28:14
steal. This is actually a really
28:17
frightening discovery by Elon Musk.
28:19
And I think what's important about it is that you have to be
28:21
aware that whatever they're telling you in DC right now, on
28:26
either side of the aisle, I think they're full of shit.
28:29
Well, he needs to, he needs to let us know.
28:30
He needs to track where they, if they're making payments, but
28:33
where are they getting the money from?
28:35
Where's it coming from? Are they tapped into the budget
28:38
or like into congressional approval?
28:42
What they're doing? We need to know this is.
28:45
Well, he just said when that Congress doesn't even know about
28:48
this. Did you hear what he said?
28:49
That he said that the Cruz, the, the Congress wasn't even being
28:51
made aware of this. It sounds like it would be as if
28:55
we could just, again, I'm only going off of what's been
28:57
disclosed so far, but it sounds like you can just put a number
28:59
in. I can put down Ballantine Ember
29:01
Enterprises 35,000,000 for DEI initiatives.
29:06
You know, you can put in there anything you want, not that
29:08
you'd be doing DEI, but my point is you can send payments to
29:11
anybody at any turn or any way you wanted to.
29:15
So I think that's really interesting and I think it's
29:17
frightening at the same time because what if they funded so
29:21
many of these operations that are damaging to the country and
29:24
you know, for the liberals that are out there that are still
29:27
talking crap about Trump and Elon Musk using and doge.
29:32
I'm just curious, what's your response to this?
29:34
If it's a non partisan, Forget conservatives, forget the
29:36
conservative world for a minute. What's your opinion of this?
29:39
Do you think that they should be authorized to just operate 14
29:42
independent computers that just manufacture a dollar amount and
29:46
send it to anybody they want? Hell no.
29:50
Hell knows my answer. I mean, let me put it this way.
29:53
If I found out that it was conservatives running those
29:55
computers, I would want the conservatives charged.
30:00
I don't care who's running. Hell yeah, I don't exactly right
30:03
IA 100% agree whoever's doing this and I wouldn't surprise me
30:08
if there's people from both sides of the odd we call it unit
30:11
Uniparty. But no, they need to be held
30:13
accountable. And why this is not the biggest
30:16
scandal going on right now and nobody's talking about it is
30:19
beyond comprehension. Because but that'll.
30:24
Tell you right. I mean.
30:26
That'll tell you that mainstream media can't be trusted.
30:30
That's why you guys come to alt media.
30:32
That's why the Bongino Army's here, that's why the big
30:34
Mcmafia's here. That's why we're here, because
30:36
we're trying to disclose the truth.
30:37
And so when somebody gets upset in the chat because we're making
30:40
a statement that's obvious, you're right.
30:42
Let me say this. In my opinion, for George Soros
30:47
history, Israel should go after him.
30:51
The question is why aren't they? So when you hear me make a
30:54
statement like that, it's just stating the obvious.
30:57
Because if we had somebody in this country right now that's
31:00
sold out the Americans, like let's say during World War 2, we
31:03
discovered that somebody had sold out Americans to the to the
31:08
to Nazi Germany. I would expect if they were
31:10
still alive, of course, we're talking about timelines here.
31:12
I would expect them to be charged really plain and simple.
31:16
I would expect them to be arrested and and face a military
31:19
tribunal for it if they've done it and got caught.
31:21
I just can't figure out why this guy can can stop it.
31:23
And the only the only conclusion I can come up with is that
31:26
people are willing to accept the money that they're willing to
31:29
take the bribes, take the payouts, take the foundation
31:32
money, take the, you know, open society money, take all the crap
31:36
that he's willing to peddle out here.
31:38
I just think it's unbelievable. All right, let's switch it up
31:41
here. It looks like George.
31:44
It looks like X is turning a corner man.
31:48
Is it? Hold on, I'm writing a message
31:50
for somebody to chat. Yeah, they so look, X has
31:52
reportedly regained their because you remember when after
31:56
he took it, they said, oh, it's only worth 25 billion now or
31:59
since Musk, he's driving it into the ground?
32:02
Well, supposedly Wall Street has turned around and said it is now
32:05
back to being worth 44 billion or more.
32:10
That's the same price that Elon Musk paid for it when he decided
32:13
to do the turn around on it in 2022, which we're all thankful
32:16
for because I can't imagine it that Jack Dorsey still
32:19
controlled it. I still think he's a horrible
32:22
human being. But it looks like it's come
32:26
back. Financial Times reported this on
32:27
Tuesday. They've cited experts and
32:31
they've said that, in fact, it looks like it's at least worth
32:33
that, maybe more. So X just raised another billion
32:38
in new equity from investors. And of course, Musk himself
32:42
participated in the financing round, put a bunch of his money
32:44
where his mouth is. I think this means that X has
32:47
turned around. It collapsed in value right
32:50
after he took over the company because everybody was knee jerk
32:52
reacting to what he was doing, firing the staff.
32:55
But you know, Fidelity has sold some, but I'm not sure it was
32:59
the right move now looking at this.
33:02
But of course, he's way under attack.
33:04
You see how they're going after him and Tesla and SpaceX.
33:06
What's your thoughts on this, George?
33:09
Listen, Elon Musk, he's a businessman.
33:12
He's done well. He knows what he's doing.
33:14
And he knew what he was doing when, when when he bought
33:17
Twitter and called it X, you know, he turned it around.
33:20
He didn't just leave it one sided.
33:22
He allowed everybody to be on there, which creates more users,
33:26
more information and more in, in all reality, more advertising
33:31
dollars. So but I mean, he's charging us
33:33
for checks and stuff like that. But it is what it is.
33:36
Everybody's doing it now. So but if you get more features
33:38
and more things, you know, with it, sometimes it's worth it.
33:42
But he's a business guy. Everybody said, oh, it's going
33:46
to go down. You know, it's going to go down
33:47
and he's going to lose it this and that.
33:49
But first of all, in the beginning, if when he was losing
33:53
money, it's just a tax write off.
33:55
The guy's the richest man in the world is that all his businesses
33:59
make money. So if you have one that's losing
34:01
a beginning or losing, it's just a tax write off.
34:02
But meanwhile he has fun with it.
34:04
So who can't? He don't care.
34:07
His purpose of buying it was to help, you know, regain free
34:11
speech. Only people that want to want
34:14
communism or socialism control what people say would be happy.
34:17
That or be mad that he bought it.
34:19
So you know, there you go. Just like all the trolls that
34:21
are coming in the chat. Lancet, The Sorrel shills are
34:24
coming out today, let me tell you.
34:27
Load it up. Oh my God, what are they?
34:28
They're trying to defend George Soros.
34:30
I don't know, just coming out with names this and that, who
34:32
the hell knows? Yeah.
34:35
Crazy. Anyway, you know it it it would
34:38
make sense. I got my.
34:39
Just minions out there scraping with AI to figure out if
34:42
somebody's talking. Badly about it.
34:43
Little did they know though that I got.
34:47
We got killer mods bro. Some bites, some scratch, some
34:51
just come out brawling. I mean, if you want to go
34:55
against some vine, but I'm your last straw.
34:59
Got ice on the mods? We're going after whoever it is
35:01
globally, you know, domestically or internationally, you can
35:05
count on the big, big show to always be tip of the spear
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Go get yourself a cock to stroke.
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Doesn't matter with us. All right, it's so bad, it's so
35:16
bad that Rd. broke out of her freaking cage to go after these
35:19
trolls right now. No doubt.
35:22
All right, so France, we're going to come when we come back.
35:24
Are we talking about France distributing a survival manual?
35:27
Wonder why household are they telegraphing they know something
35:31
about imminent threats? We don't know.
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I forget what's. Up with France, George, what's
40:19
up with this? This is it's a little unnerving
40:22
that they're proactively putting out these manuals.
40:24
I don't know, but I want to put it up so we, everybody can see
40:27
what we're talking about. Like it's, it is disturbing,
40:29
like why they want to distribute a survival manual to every
40:33
household to help citizens prepare for imminent threats.
40:37
What are they saying? Do they know something that they
40:39
don't want to tell everybody? Or are they going to cause
40:42
something or be involved in something?
40:46
Because you know what? It seems like they don't want
40:49
Russia and Ukraine to have a peace deal to, you know, they
40:52
don't. They're working on a peace deal
40:55
and they're sending more stuff over there.
40:57
You know, it's just, it's like they're antagonizing Putin.
41:01
So my my thing. Is just Ukraine just didn't
41:03
antagonize them, they just they just committed a major air
41:06
strike inside of Russian territory.
41:10
Well, they can do it. No, listen, that's all right.
41:13
They can. They're both firing at each
41:14
other. So they didn't agree on a deal.
41:17
So yeah, it is what it is. Seems like it.
41:20
But this, I mean, this, this guide, when I looked at it, it
41:23
focuses on, you know, technological and cyber
41:25
incidents, you know, natural disasters, health crisises like
41:29
COVID-19, which we know that was the scam demick of all time.
41:34
They're talking about terrorist attacks, armed conflicts.
41:38
I mean, this is interesting. And I just can't figure out why
41:41
they decided the timing on this right now.
41:43
What exactly triggered them to produce this manual?
41:46
I mean, you know, is it just, is it just, you know, random event
41:50
or is there something more nefarious going on here?
41:53
I mean, it's pretty, it's a pretty strange item to put out,
41:57
I guess. I guess they're talking about
41:58
survival kits in it that you're supposed to have bottled water
42:01
on hand and food and batteries and flashlights, all the kind of
42:05
thing you would think of Prepper would normally have medical
42:07
supplies. It's not because I.
42:09
Do they have prepper bars though?
42:10
That's the question. Yeah, they need some gold and
42:13
silver prepper bars at the Bigmig bar.com.
42:15
The point is, listen, I think you should be prepared.
42:19
I think every household should have preparation.
42:21
I think every household should have, you know, should be
42:24
enjoying their Second Amendment rights at the end of the day.
42:28
It just seems odd with what's going on in the world, the
42:31
timing on this, you know, But maybe it's nothing.
42:34
Maybe it's something, I guess we're going to have to keep an
42:36
eye on it and see. But it just doesn't seem like
42:40
something that President Mccrone would ever really be thinking
42:44
about or doing. He doesn't seem to be that kind
42:47
of guy. Could be something, could be
42:49
nothing. Is that what you're saying?
42:51
Well, the Nords are always prepared, you know, the, the,
42:54
the Swiss and the, the, you know, and, and the people from
42:56
Denmark, they're always very prepared, right?
42:58
They have a, they already have a systems in place.
43:00
They have bomb shelters. They've been through this with
43:01
World War 2, you know that. And of course, they don't have
43:04
the, the defense capabilities, the offense capabilities that
43:07
many other countries have. So they're more prepared.
43:10
And not that I don't think the same thing about France, but
43:12
this is the first time they're starting to talk about
43:14
preparedness, which, you know, always leads you to wondering
43:18
what's what's, what are their intelligence groups thinking or
43:21
taught dialoguing about behind the scenes.
43:24
I mean, that base that the, the Ukrainians attack today is where
43:27
Russia stores a lot of their nukes.
43:30
So it wasn't a fantastic move anyway because they they
43:33
potentially they could have triggered one of the nukes.
43:35
So, Rafaela said, Europe is a tinderbox.
43:39
No, she's right. I think she's right.
43:41
I think she's nailed it. You know our the people in the
43:43
chat and of course our subscribers, they know the
43:45
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All right, let's talk about like, accountability and
44:17
consequences. Finally, somebody's getting
44:20
arrested. I'm in shock.
44:21
We got an arrest, George. Yeah, I'm definitely in shock.
44:26
And you know what? They this was just in time
44:28
because this, this FBI agent was at the airport getting ready to
44:32
leave the country. This is Jonathan Buma.
44:36
Who he is it Buma, Buma, Buma. Yeah, who allegedly disclosed
44:42
internal classified documents and text messages to associates.
44:47
Now he he they're saying he printed 130 files from the FB is
44:52
internal network with many of them.
44:55
Like most of those files were marked confidential.
44:59
This is the same FBI agent that had the political bias against
45:04
Trump. Let me put his picture up so you
45:05
can see his ass. I'm just shocked we got an
45:09
arrest finally of somebody. I know, right?
45:11
Yeah, finally, finally we got an arrest.
45:13
I'm just, I don't know, I can't believe it, but this guy was
45:16
going to write. I guess he'd he'd shared a draft
45:18
of a book he was writing. And this is about his career in
45:22
the FBI, which has come to an end with colleagues and I and I,
45:26
they, the statement they made is that it contained lots of
45:28
sensitive information, which I guess could very well mean it
45:31
was classified information or information that was marked
45:35
confidential or eyes only. We don't know because we haven't
45:37
seen copies of the documents. So but.
45:40
There was, and we're going to put the video up of an
45:43
interview, but here's an FBI agent.
45:46
Their their motto is what integrity, fidelity and bravery.
45:50
But this if you, if you, when you watch this interview,
45:53
everything he said he's lying because everything that he said
45:56
was already proven false and just lying like Rudy Giuliani.
46:02
He should sue his ass for that. That's what I would do.
46:07
This is pretty heavy stuff. I'm and he also took I guess
46:10
screen captures of text messages that had additional confidential
46:16
or eyes only site type information in it.
46:18
This is long. This is like a 7 minute clip.
46:20
Well. Let's go ahead and play it.
46:23
I'm trying to think, I'm not sure.
46:26
Somebody asked me what country he was going to.
46:27
He was boarding boarding for an international flight.
46:30
Yeah, we don't know. They didn't say what country it
46:32
was. We haven't seen that yet because
46:33
I read a couple of different articles about this when I was
46:36
doing the research with George. I didn't see anything about
46:38
specific country. They just nabbed him at the
46:40
airport. They must have got wind of it.
46:42
Or maybe when he scanned his passport up front.
46:44
So it's funny though, he was 15 year veteran at FBI and he does
46:50
speak Russian. So let's let's this is a 7
46:52
minute clip. I don't know if I play all of
46:53
it. We'll see.
46:54
I don't. Want to be a whistleblower?
46:55
I wanted nothing to do with it. I was at my wit's end.
46:59
I saw important intelligence reporting being suppressed.
47:02
I started to experience what I believe to be discrimination.
47:05
Character assassination, really. My name is Jonathan Buma and I'm
47:11
the FBI Special Agent. When I went and presented to the
47:19
assistant director in charge over at Los Angeles Field
47:22
office, he, he, he was very interested in the allegations
47:26
concerning potentially implicating the Bidens and, you
47:29
know, involved in business deals with Burisma, the company that
47:34
was involved in alleged criminal activity.
47:38
He's very interested in, He was adamant about packaging that
47:42
information up and transferring that to the appropriate case
47:44
agent right away. But during the same meeting,
47:48
when I attempted to provide information that Rudy Giuliani
47:55
may have been compromised by individuals suspected of being
47:59
involved in Russian counterintelligence influence
48:02
operations, he shut me down and the meeting ended.
48:05
I came to know that Giuliana had received $300,000 from Pablo
48:12
Fuchs, a very powerful businessman who had deep ties
48:16
with the transnational organized crime syndicate.
48:19
He was based in Ukraine. And that was that was deeply
48:22
concerning to me, especially, you know, having heard that
48:27
Giuliani had been working for the president pro bono, that my
48:32
questions that were going through my head were, who does
48:34
he really work for? I wasn't trying to, you know,
48:38
implicate Trump or do anything that would, you know, injure his
48:41
reputation. This reporting implicates
48:43
Giuliani. He was the one that was in
48:47
ongoing contact with foreign nationals and, you know,
48:51
political activists who received hundreds of thousands of dollars
48:54
from these sources. And at that time, Joe Biden was
48:56
not yet the Democratic nominee. I, I said to my my Co handling
49:01
agent, I said to him, why do they keep going back to the
49:06
Biden's? So what if this is the leading
49:08
edge of a disinformation campaign to create a theme of
49:15
derogatory information about the Bidens in anticipation that
49:18
Biden be Trump's main political rival?
49:22
And I started to experience push back.
49:25
All of my reporting came unto under really tight scrutiny to
49:29
the point where I went from, you know, getting an exceptional
49:33
performance awards to, you know, being told that I was an
49:38
inconsistent performer. And then I had all these
49:41
administrative, I don't have a history of that 13 years before
49:44
that. So it got to the point where
49:46
it's pretty intolerable. So I filed the whistleblower
49:48
complaint. All FBI agents get annual
49:50
training concerning the the protected federal whistleblower
49:54
statute, which says that if you see misconduct in management,
49:58
then you can file a whistleblower complaint with the
50:02
Inspection Division. The managers involved in your
50:05
chain of command are prohibited from the committee.
50:09
Any acts that could be considered reprisal or
50:11
retaliation. From that point forward, the
50:15
retaliation actually increased and I experienced no such
50:19
protection. And there's never any mention or
50:22
acknowledgement outside of an automated e-mail response saying
50:25
we received your information and a letter that said we received
50:29
your information. But nothing, no interviews, no
50:32
anything. And an e-mail was sent with a
50:34
brand new supervisors that specifically prohibited me from
50:37
doing any more reporting on criminal matters, public
50:40
corruption matters, or reporting on anyone related to the White
50:44
House or any current or former associates of Trump.
50:48
Now I started to experience personal attacks, not only
50:51
suppression of the reporting. My reporting was corroborated
50:54
already at that point. So if you can't undercut the
50:57
reporting, you undercut the person.
50:59
So that's what I was experiencing at that point.
51:01
And I was moved to a squad where I couldn't work sources.
51:05
I was sent to basically the Alaska of LA, and it put into a
51:09
position where it would be physically impossible for me to
51:13
do any more source reporting. I was never trying to drive the
51:16
political process in one way or the other.
51:17
I was only trying to make sure that everybody had all of the
51:20
information, both sides, so that people can make intelligent
51:25
decisions about what they want to do, policy makers or voters
51:29
or whatever. What Chairman Jordan's
51:40
investigation is alleging is that the FBI as a whole is an
51:44
arm of the anti Trump agenda and this is simply not true.
51:50
There is this allegation out there that the FBI slow played
51:55
the intake of information and their diligent effort to
52:00
investigate Burisma and the Bidens.
52:03
What I saw were going on with some of these these hearings was
52:08
they weren't getting the full story.
52:10
And I wrote up a statement, went to his office and and, and I
52:15
told him, quite honestly, guys, it's it's well, here's what
52:21
happened. I think the management cared a
52:24
lot about it and they wanted a special briefing about it.
52:28
What needs to be said here is I later started reporting on
52:31
Giuliani and I really started to experience some suppression and
52:37
at that point they shut me down and they said no, no, no.
52:42
We're only interested in things related specifically to Biden.
52:46
I don't think it's a legitimate investigation.
52:57
The reason why I came forward is, number 1, I don't want any
52:59
other FBI agent to ever have to go through what I've gone
53:02
through and having their, their right of protection under the
53:05
statute completely blatantly violated #2 I want to restore
53:11
the integrity of the FBI so that people have trust and faith in
53:14
it. Because if it's gone, public
53:17
corruption will become rampant and we will.
53:19
Things will go to hell in a handbasket in this country real
53:22
fast, faster than people think. If the very agency that's
53:26
charged withholding our public officials and the most powerful
53:30
people in the world accountable can't hold its own self
53:33
accountable and becomes corrupt itself, then this country thinks
53:37
we get bad real fast. You know it would be the
53:39
beginnings of a fascist state. They want to figuratively
53:43
slaughter me by firing me. They can do that, but I have no
53:46
intention of leaving. I'm going to show up for work.
53:48
I'm going to continue to show up for work and hope of getting a
53:52
good paycheck like any other American really wants.
54:00
Yeah. Here's a guy, if you noticed his
54:03
body movements, his body language, his eyes, he was, he's
54:06
he was lying. He's full, he's full of BS.
54:08
But I mean, what makes him more non credible?
54:11
He's he just stole documents and tried leaving the country with
54:13
him. So you know what?
54:15
Look at all the other what FBI whistleblowers that they just
54:19
attacked, attacked. They didn't get no whistleblower
54:21
protection and now here this guy wants to come out and do it.
54:24
I mean, on an on an investigation that was all
54:28
proven false about Russia, Russia, Russia, but the Burisma
54:32
is all true, true, true. That's like a like a FBI sign up
54:36
trying to get people like, you know, to look the other way.
54:39
Get the fuck out of here. Yeah, I mean, you, you look at
54:42
some of the whistleblowers that we're friends with.
54:44
Garrett O'boyle, Kyle Seraphin, Steve Friend, you know, even
54:48
Steve Gray, they've come out and said it.
54:50
They didn't have to run to an airport.
54:52
So that definitely makes him more guilty.
54:53
I don't know exactly how this operation, you know, he's
54:56
bringing up the Giuliani situation.
54:58
I don't know enough about the Giuliani situation.
55:00
I I know the story. I just don't know enough to say
55:03
that Giuliani is guilty of one thing or another.
55:05
He doesn't seem like it to me. He seems like a very patriotic
55:08
guy, but I don't know that story first hand.
55:12
You know, I think this is just one of those things that maybe,
55:16
maybe we'll finally start seeing some accountability and
55:18
consequences. This guy had a number of reasons
55:21
of why he got detained and I think they were all spot on.
55:24
So we'll keep an eye on that story.
55:26
We'll give you more as it as it moves along.
55:29
George, you know, Greenpeace is an odd group.
55:32
You know, I, I believe in protecting the environment,
55:34
protecting animals and the rest of it.
55:36
But a lot of times when they do things, it's extremely
55:39
destructive. And I'm always concerned about
55:40
Greenpeace and their funding sources because they get funded
55:43
from a lot of NGOs and foundations that I don't trust.
55:48
So this is a major loss. They just lost.
55:50
It was was the ruling for 300 million.
55:52
Do you know if that's the actual ruling that they were hit for by
55:54
this energy company? That's the ruling bro.
55:56
That's what came out. They're getting totally hit.
55:59
I'm messing with my my camera right now but I got it turned
56:02
bright white. Sorry guys.
56:04
That's it. You're in albino, you're in.
56:06
Albino Georgia. Tell me what I just.
56:07
Do well anyway, so this happened on Wednesday.
56:11
Greenpeace is is now liable for millions of dollars in damages
56:15
to a giant pipeline company. The name of the pipeline company
56:18
is Energy Transfer Partners. So they sued Greenpeace back in
56:22
2019. After this three-week trial, the
56:26
nine person jury took two days and they came back with this
56:29
determination. Six years later, right?
56:32
Yeah, I mean, it took forever. The, the legal system is really
56:36
frighteningly slow for a number of reasons, in my opinion.
56:39
I don't think they're, I don't think that the timing, they're
56:41
not forced to, to submit to a time restraint on anything but
56:45
criminal convictions. It's pretty frightening in a
56:48
way. They really, they really get to
56:49
move along at their own speed. It's not really great, but this
56:53
is big and this is a big hit for this company.
56:55
You know, the Greenpeace is 50 years old for everybody out
56:57
there. I don't know if you guys know
56:58
this, but it's a major loss for them and I'm sure they'll appeal
57:02
it, which will probably tie it up for another 3-4, five years
57:05
knowing that process. But that was, that's a pretty,
57:09
that's a pretty big shot. And maybe it'll slow Greenpeace
57:12
down on some of these protests where they caused destruction
57:15
and chaos. I don't think it's not that they
57:17
shouldn't be able to state their peace because I believe in First
57:20
Amendment, but when it causes, you know, any kind of, you know,
57:24
loss of revenue and destruction to infrastructure, I think
57:27
that's where you have to draw the line in the sand, you know,
57:30
But you know, I want to take a minute to just cover this last
57:33
story. This is you guys might not have
57:35
caught this. This is completely I'm throwing
57:37
you. I'm throwing you a curveball
57:39
here. This may very well be the
57:41
greatest archaeological find in history and it was just
57:45
discovered. I don't know if you guys have
57:47
heard this story about the Giza complex, but they have found,
57:52
and this is under that pyramid of a Khafra, I believe how you
57:55
pronounce that. There's a structure that they've
57:59
they've used ground sensing radar and it's supposed to be
58:02
twice the height of the tallest building on the planet.
58:07
That's how deep it goes into the ground, which immediately makes
58:10
me say, how the hell did they build this?
58:12
They don't have the equipment we have now.
58:13
How did they do it? What lies beneath here?
58:17
What are they going to find when they get into it?
58:18
Is it just an empty cavern? Is it something else?
58:22
A lot of people are saying this is the lost Hall of records room
58:24
to contain the knowledge of all the ages.
58:29
This is a major deal. And I think if you guys haven't
58:31
looked at so this is every potentially changes everything
58:34
we can think about history and that's why I think it's such a
58:37
big deal. This scan went under the
58:40
subsurface of the Giza Plateau beneath the pyramid of Khafra
58:45
Khafra, and there's this massive structure.
58:46
They're saying it's 1800 meters or 5900 feet tall.
58:51
Deep in the ground, it's. Underground.
58:56
Let's throw up that picture. George.
58:57
This is just crazy. They're kind of, this is just
59:00
what they're showing inside the start of the structure.
59:03
And then I want to play the clip.
59:07
I mean, this is an anomaly that nobody expected.
59:10
Here we go, I want to play the clip.
59:11
This is crazy, unbelievable 3D model of the internal structure
59:17
of the Great Pyramid of Giza. Now this model has revealed a
59:20
previously unknown chamber with five horizontal levels and a
59:25
sloping roof, which in of itself is an architectural design
59:29
unlike any previously documented in the Giza pyramid.
59:33
But the most shocking discovery lies beneath the surface.
59:37
Below ground level radar tomography has identified
59:41
vertical cylindrical structures extending for hundreds of
59:46
metres. Beneath the pyramid.
59:48
There are eight of these cylindrical wells arranged in
59:52
two parallel rows, descending to an astonishing depth of 648
59:59
meters. Even more intriguing, at the
1:00:02
base of these structures are two massive cubic formations
1:00:06
measuring approximately 80 meters in diameter.
1:00:10
The tomographic data suggests that these are vertical wells
1:00:15
with intricate spiral pathways. Now, this design not only
1:00:19
implies a functional purpose, but also a level of
1:00:23
sophisticated engineering that completely blows the dynastic
1:00:28
Egyptian model out of the water. I mean, the pyramid itself was
1:00:32
already a massive red flag in the ancient Egyptian historical
1:00:37
narrative, but now with this discovery, I think it's become
1:00:41
impossible to say that the Egyptian civilizations that we
1:00:44
understand, that we've been taught about, we're responsible
1:00:48
for building these structures. And it doesn't even end there.
1:00:53
We are not alone, people. There's no way in hell that they
1:00:56
were able to build that in that time and that civilization with
1:01:02
what they had. It's a there's to dig that deep
1:01:06
and build those structures and build a pyramid on top of it.
1:01:10
I mean, look how long it took just to build that pyramid.
1:01:12
Can you imagine how long it would have taken just to build
1:01:15
the underground stuff I. Can't imagine.
1:01:18
And, and, and the point is it doesn't even, it's not possible.
1:01:22
So this is if, if this is authenticated, you're you're
1:01:25
talking about something that that, that and the reason I
1:01:28
think this is such a big deal, you're talking about a lost
1:01:29
civilization because they're saying that potentially these
1:01:32
pyramids were built on top of the structure that's there so
1:01:36
that this would predate even the earliest known Egyptian
1:01:39
dynasties. Now this is we're talking about
1:01:42
potentially the legends of the halls of record.
1:01:45
This repository that's been discussed in other, you know,
1:01:48
historical documents talks about an incredible amount of
1:01:52
knowledge that was supposed to be hidden beneath the sphinxes
1:01:54
in the pyramids. Now it seems even more plausible
1:01:57
that that might very well be what they're going to find down
1:01:59
there. But this is this is just crazy.
1:02:03
And the cover up that, you know, even the knowledge is being
1:02:06
suppressed. This should be in every news
1:02:08
source across the entire globe. And it seems like it's not
1:02:11
really there. Alex Jones has covered it.
1:02:14
We're covering it now. You know, we've seen previous
1:02:18
tunnel discoveries and all sorts of things under the Sphinx and
1:02:20
other pyramids, but nothing like this.
1:02:23
When this really gets nailed down, we're talking about
1:02:26
something that could rewrite history.
1:02:28
We're talking about the suppression of knowledge maybe
1:02:30
by the Egyptians, maybe they controlled all the knowledge in
1:02:33
that, in that, you know, this location, this hall of records
1:02:36
theory. So this is, this is a big one.
1:02:39
If you, if you aren't looking at this, I'm going to say
1:02:40
something. Have your friends or family look
1:02:42
at, have your, your loved ones, have your children investigated
1:02:45
just so they're up to speed. Because this is one of the
1:02:48
probably the largest archaeological discovery in the
1:02:50
last four or 500 years that I can think of.
1:02:54
I can't think of anything any bigger than this.
1:02:56
So this is a big one. All right, listen.
1:02:58
If it comes to fruition, if it's all fruition, yeah, fruition,
1:03:01
whatever, I mean. Fruition he used.
1:03:03
Fruition. Whatever.
1:03:05
Yeah, but you're right, if it does come to fruition, if it's
1:03:08
authenticated, that's a big deal.
1:03:09
Here's my point. We're out of time for now.
1:03:12
That's the number one point #2 I would tell you that we're going
1:03:17
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brings. They would run up to the bamboo
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fence and they would be shooting between the bamboo at the
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buildings, you know, just shooting inside.
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The Wanted man is Joseph Kony, charged with abducting huge
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numbers of children, forcing them to kill and mutilate
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innocent victims. Somebody had to pay the price.
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Sam did that. Sam Childers never stopped
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because the. Bad things never stop.
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There is only. One Sam Childer.
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There is no one else like him in the world.
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And I said to him, I said, would you go now to get Kony in the
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Congo? He says, without a doubt, in a
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second. Now it's the DRC.
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Tell us what's happening to children in the DRC.
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You have ISIS there, you have Islamic State and you have ADF.
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Hey, Sandy. Joseph Kony's still alive.
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He's in the Congo. And now God has me in the Congo,
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you know, So hopefully we'll meet up one day.
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But maybe I can lead him to the Lord or send him there.
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One or the other, huh?