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We're Surrounded by Psyops (Ep.112) · V

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Speaker 1: Good morning, Merry Christmas, and welcome to Bongina Report, Early Edition.
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Speaker 1: The FBI is scrambling to cover its tracks on J6
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Speaker 1: before Trump takes office. Strange new details about the New
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Speaker 1: Orleans terror attack and even stranger developments regarding the Tesla
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Speaker 1: truck explosion, why the AI whistleblower definitely didn't kill himself,
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Speaker 1: And X begins censoring hate speech in the wake of,
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Speaker 1: hate speech, right, in quotes, in the wake of people
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Speaker 1: criticizing Elon Musk for being America last. All this on
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Speaker 1: Bongina Report, early edition. It is so good to be
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Speaker 1: back with you all. I had a really long break
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Speaker 1: and I loved every minute of it. Michael and I
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Speaker 1: were joking. We think that Dan really, really wanted to
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Speaker 1: come back and get back to work. And he was
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Speaker 1: posting a ton on Locals because, of course, he wanted
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Speaker 1: to be back and in conversation with all of you guys.
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Speaker 1: I actually loved my break. I got to see my family,
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Speaker 1: which I don't always get to see very often because
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Speaker 1: they live in New Jersey. Now Michael and I live
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Speaker 1: in Florida. So we spent the break with my family
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Speaker 1: and do I feel refreshed? It's a good question. I
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Speaker 1: don't really feel refreshed because again, I was visiting my
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Speaker 1: parents and my house is really crazy. I have obviously
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Speaker 1: my parents, my grandparents, seven of my siblings, several of
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Speaker 1: my aunts and uncles and other cousins who came by.
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Speaker 1: It was a full house. We were all together. It
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Speaker 1: was a lot of fun. It was very crazy. Wasn't refreshing,
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Speaker 1: but I loved every minute of it. And I was
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Speaker 1: flying back home Saturday night with Michael and I just,
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Speaker 1: I felt compelled to tweet this. I wrote, extended families
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Speaker 1: should live in the same area. Most people don't. And
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Speaker 1: this is why so many feel lonely, and disconnected. And
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Speaker 1: I really believe this. I think families are meant to
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Speaker 1: live close by, especially the elderly. There's a lot of
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Speaker 1: studies that show grandparents who live near or with their
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Speaker 1: grandchildren actually live longer. They're healthier. They're happier. And having
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Speaker 1: a built-in community is really good for young people too.
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Speaker 1: I think it keeps them grounded. It gives you a
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Speaker 1: support system. There's really something that's lost in modernity. We
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Speaker 1: don't have generational living anymore. And there's this overemphasis on
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Speaker 1: young people moving away immediately when they turn 18, never
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Speaker 1: coming back home, save for maybe once or twice a year.
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Speaker 1: So I really hope that one day we'll all be
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Speaker 1: able to live in the same area. I think hopefully
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Speaker 1: we'll have a family compound one day. That's my dream.
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Speaker 1: For now, we're in separate places, but I wish it
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Speaker 1: wasn't like that. And I think a lot of families
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Speaker 1: feel the same way. And I was thinking about this
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Speaker 1: especially because today is a holiday, is the last day
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Speaker 1: of Christmas. And usually I'd spend this day with my siblings.
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Speaker 1: They'd all stay home from school. So yes, today is
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Speaker 1: a holiday to celebrate. It is not supposed to be
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Speaker 1: remembered as the darkest day for so-called democracy. Today is Epiphany.
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Speaker 1: It's Three Kings Day. And we cannot let the left
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Speaker 1: continue to take over our Christian holidays. They seem to
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Speaker 1: be doing that constantly. Every day that's a solemnity or
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Speaker 1: a holy day, suddenly it's now some day that's notable
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Speaker 1: for political reasons instead. And like I said, today is
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Speaker 1: the day that the three wise men brought Jesus, gold, frankincense,
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Speaker 1: and myrrh. So today, my siblings are all, or yesterday,
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Speaker 1: they all left out their shoes with sugar in it
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Speaker 1: for the camel feast. of the Magi to visit the house.
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Speaker 1: If you haven't heard of this tradition, it's a Spanish one.
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Speaker 1: A lot of Spanish families do it. So today, again,
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Speaker 1: it's the last day of Christmas. It's a very important
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Speaker 1: holy day for Christians. The Magi or the three Kings
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Speaker 1: were of course not Jewish. They were Gentiles from the
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Speaker 1: East and their visit symbolizes Jesus's mission as the savior
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Speaker 1: of all humanity, not just the Jewish people. So today,
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Speaker 1: Epiphany represents the universal nature of of Christianity and God's
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Speaker 1: plan of salvation for everyone. It's a really, really important,
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Speaker 1: beautiful holiday. Now, of course, the political left has decided
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Speaker 1: to commandeer this day and turn it into the solemnity
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Speaker 1: of the insurrection or whatever. And ahead of this dark,
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Speaker 1: dark day for democracy, The Guardian ran an article headlined,
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Speaker 1: January 6th was part of an attempted coup d'etat in America.
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Speaker 1: Don't let Trump and his allies tell you otherwise. And
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Speaker 1: in this piece, the author is furious that a Washington
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Speaker 1: Post University of Maryland poll found that about 7 in
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Speaker 1: 10 Republicans think too much fuss is being made about
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Speaker 1: January 6th and that it's time to move on. That's
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Speaker 1: the quote. It's time to move on. You're going to
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Speaker 1: see a lot of this from the media today. The
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Speaker 1: left-wing hacks are absolutely furious that the public hasn't bought
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Speaker 1: their lie that January 6th was an insurrection and and
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Speaker 1: an attack on our country, on our identity, worse than
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Speaker 1: Pearl Harbor in 9-11. Their narrative was absurd from the beginning,
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Speaker 1: and it was rightfully rejected because we have brains. Trump
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Speaker 1: didn't encourage violence. He told demonstrators to be peaceful. It's
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Speaker 1: in a tweet. We can read it even today. Subjective.
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Speaker 1: Innocent January Sixers. have had the book thrown at them.
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Speaker 1: Forced into solitary confinement, put on no-fly lists, even driven
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Speaker 1: to suicide in some cases. The public still doesn't have
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Speaker 1: access to all the surveillance footage from that day. Something
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Speaker 1: interesting happened a few days ago. After four years, the
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Speaker 1: FBI finally released video footage of the DNC pipe bomber
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Speaker 1: as well as a new height estimate, 5 feet 7 inches.
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Speaker 1: Why are they doing this?
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Speaker 2: Why now?
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Speaker 1: I think because they know that Trump and Kash Patel
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Speaker 1: are about to expose everything, particularly the role that the
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Speaker 1: feds played in that day. And they want to pretend
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Speaker 1: like they're investigating to cover, they want to pretend like
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Speaker 1: they're investigating because they want to cover their asses before
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Speaker 1: the new boss arrives. That's the goal here. That's what's
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Speaker 1: happening right now. They never cared about authentically investigating this
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Speaker 1: day because many of us suspect that they played a
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Speaker 1: role in January 6th. There was no reason that the
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Speaker 1: pipe bomber footage, footage in general from that day, has
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Speaker 1: not been released yet. So they're releasing it now again
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Speaker 1: to cover their tracks. You know who else should be worried?
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Speaker 1: Not just the FBI, the January 6th Witch Hunt Committee,
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Speaker 1: which is accused of manipulating and destroying evidence. Now, again,
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Speaker 1: the left is trying desperately to regain control of the narrative.
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Speaker 1: Over the weekend, Biden gave the leaders of the J6 committee,
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Speaker 1: Liz Cheney and Bennie Thompson, the U.S. 's second highest
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Speaker 1: civilian medal. Award them all you want, Biden. The people
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Speaker 1: know the J6 insurrection narrative was a hoax. The J6
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Speaker 1: committee was a criminal organization, and the only way justice
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Speaker 1: won't prevail is if Joe bestows preemptive pardons that would,
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Speaker 1: of course, be an admission of guilt. We're going to
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Speaker 1: take a quick break. When we come back, we're going
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Speaker 1: to talk about psyops all around us and why we
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Speaker 1: need to be extra, extra vigilant right now. Don't go anywhere.
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Speaker 1: As always, thank you to our sponsors. By the way,
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Speaker 1: somebody commented, and they're right, if you were watching Fox
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Speaker 1: News over the break, Teddy was on Fox & Friends.
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Speaker 1: I was there with him, and so were my siblings.
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Speaker 1: He's kind of an untrained dog. We need some help.
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Speaker 1: He's a puppy still, but we had this professional trainer
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Speaker 1: come in on Fox & Friends and give us some
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Speaker 1: advice for Teddy, which was a lot of fun. So now,
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Speaker 1: Teddy is not only famous on this show, he's also
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Speaker 1: famous on Fox News. And now let's come back to
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Speaker 1: the news here because it gets pretty dark. I mean,
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Speaker 1: every day of the break, I was like, oh my goodness,
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Speaker 1: can we just celebrate Christmas? Can we just have a
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Speaker 1: normal New Year's, normal Christmas break without something crazy happening
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Speaker 1: every two seconds? And then I'm not on my show
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Speaker 1: able to talk to all of you about it. So
8:39
Speaker 1: we're playing some catch up right now. But We know
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Speaker 1: that the entire Biden admin is corrupted. And frankly, I'm
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Speaker 1: pretty concerned about safety at the inauguration, given the recent
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Speaker 1: terror attacks, which we're going to get to attack, which
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Speaker 1: we're going to get to. And the fact that every agency,
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Speaker 1: including the national security apparatus, hates Donald Trump. So anything
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Speaker 1: can happen. And I will be at the inauguration with
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Speaker 1: my entire family. Michael is going to bring the roadshow
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Speaker 1: to And I think I'm going to, instead of doing interviews, which,
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Speaker 1: you know, would make things easier on me, may not
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Speaker 1: be as fun for you guys. I think I'm still
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Speaker 1: going to do my regular show over the inauguration. It'll
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Speaker 1: be shorter than usual. But I think, and you guys
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Speaker 1: can let me know, drop a comment. I think you
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Speaker 1: guys would prefer the live updates from the inauguration versus
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Speaker 1: just interview shows. And I'll also be traveling for my
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Speaker 1: dad's Department of Transportation Secretary Senate hearing. That'll be next week,
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Speaker 1: so even sooner than the inauguration. And I think, again,
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Speaker 1: I'll be doing some shorter on-the-road shows while traveling instead
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Speaker 1: of doing interviews. Let me know if you guys would
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Speaker 1: prefer the interviews, but I think that you guys would
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Speaker 1: like some real live shows with some updates on what's
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Speaker 1: actually happening on the ground. Also, I will be giving
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Speaker 1: a lot of live updates via my local Yes. I
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Speaker 1: just started a locals channel. My user is at Evita Duffy.
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Speaker 1: So go follow me there. If you would like, I
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Speaker 1: was encouraged to start one by Dan himself. So I did,
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Speaker 1: but yes, I am concerned. It was a conversation that
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Speaker 1: was had pretty frequently with the whole family over the
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Speaker 1: break because of these recent, uh, attacks that Tesla has explosion,
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Speaker 1: the New Orleans attack. So let's start with the New
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Speaker 1: Orleans attack. On New Year's Day, 14 people were tragically
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Speaker 1: killed and more than 30 were injured before police shot
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Speaker 1: and killed the 42-year-old Army veteran who plowed through a
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Speaker 1: crowd of people celebrating the start of the new year.
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Speaker 1: According to the FBI, the attacker was 100% inspired by
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Speaker 1: ISIS and acted alone. And they came to this conclusion
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Speaker 1: within one, two days of the attack right away. They
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Speaker 1: were like, he acted alone. It was 100% ISIS inspired.
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Speaker 1: But yesterday, NBC News reported that federal investigators examining the
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Speaker 1: New Orleans attack say that the terrorist used a very
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Speaker 1: rare explosive compound in the two devices, um, the authorities
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Speaker 1: are investing, oh, I'm sorry, this is for the Tesla explosion.
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Speaker 1: So the whole thing is very opaque. We're being told
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Speaker 1: one thing by the authorities, the new information is coming out,
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Speaker 1: and it's very confusing as we're trying to dissect what
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Speaker 1: really happened in the background. Now, one day after the attack,
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Speaker 1: the feds let a New York Post reporter give a
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Speaker 1: video tour of the terrorist's home, where she shows off
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Speaker 1: a bomb-making station and a Quran perfectly opened up to
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Speaker 1: a passage about martyrdom. This is very strange because, again,
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Speaker 1: they don't really let reporters do this. Right after a
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Speaker 1: terror attack, you enter their home, you get to see
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Speaker 1: the bomb-making station. Very weird. So let's take a look
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Speaker 1: at that, and then we'll talk about it.
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Speaker 3: If we walk through the home, we see some signs
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Speaker 3: of what he was up to. He had this work
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Speaker 3: area here, lots of different chemicals splayed around, and different.
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Speaker 3: Electronics.
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Speaker 5: This is, again, a work setup.
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Speaker 3: What appears to be his collection of religious materials, his Korans,
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Speaker 3: an open Koran with a passage there, as well as
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Speaker 3: even the Bible here, but mostly books on Islam and
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Speaker 3: his prayer rug just to the.
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Speaker 4: Left of me here.
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Speaker 1: Very odd. Very, very odd. And again, bizarre primarily because
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Speaker 1: they've never given the press this level of access to
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Speaker 1: a terrorist ever. And specifically because we have zero information
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Speaker 1: on the two guys who tried to murder President Trump.
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Speaker 1: Why is this different? What's the motivation behind the Fed's
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Speaker 1: quick conclusion and openness with the press? And we still
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Speaker 1: know nothing about the two Attempted assassinations on Trump. And
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Speaker 1: by the way, this goes for all terror attacks. Really,
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Speaker 1: we never know that much information. Certainly, we know the
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Speaker 1: least about the assassination attempts on President Trump. But the
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Speaker 1: difference here is really, really stark. We still don't have
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Speaker 1: a motive for Matthew Crooks. His body was prematurely cremated,
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Speaker 1: allowed to be cremated by the feds. The feds still
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Speaker 1: supposedly have no access to Crooks' digital footprint. Because this
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Speaker 1: kid was that good at covering his tracks, again, strange. Now,
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Speaker 1: on Saturday, the New Orleans assistant district attorney, Ian Kirsting,
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Speaker 1: died by apparent suicide in his office. Self-inflicted gunshot wound,
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Speaker 1: so they say. Also very strange. Maybe if nothing about
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Speaker 1: this entire attack was bizarre... I would write it off.
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Speaker 1: But this story in its totality is red flag after
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Speaker 1: red flag. And perhaps the element causing the most inquiry
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Speaker 1: is the fact that also on New Year's Day, we
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Speaker 1: had the Tesla car explosion. Just a few hours later,
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Speaker 1: a man reportedly died by suicide in a Tesla Cybertruck
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Speaker 1: explosion outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas. Apparently,
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Speaker 1: the man was so badly burned, he was unrecognizable. But
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Speaker 1: investigators somehow... somehow uncovered his military identification and his cell phone,
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Speaker 1: which were not burned in the vehicle. Again, odd. This
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Speaker 1: guy's ID is totally okay. Can we throw that up there, Mikey?
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Speaker 1: I mean, it's kind of ridiculous, in my opinion, that
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Speaker 1: his body was burned to the point of it being unrecognizable,
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Speaker 1: but we have a relatively intact ID of this man
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Speaker 1: that somehow survived the explosion relatively unscathed. Very, very odd. Now,
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Speaker 1: authorities ID'd the man as Matthew Livelsberger, a decorated green beret.
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Speaker 1: The 37-year-old apparently detonated the Tesla Cybertruck while almost simultaneously
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Speaker 1: shooting himself in the head. Again, I'm not sure how
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Speaker 1: to explain that. He detonates this car or this truck,
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Speaker 1: and at the same time, he's shooting himself in the head.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't make a lot of sense. Authorities are blaming
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Speaker 1: the entire incident on PTSD and mental health struggles, where
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Speaker 1: they're saying, this guy just went crazy, he's insane, he
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Speaker 1: blew himself up outside of the Trump Hotel while simultaneously
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Speaker 1: shooting himself in the head. Now, the iconic photo produced
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Speaker 1: from the explosion is stunning. Almost picture-perfectly symbolic if you're
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Speaker 1: somebody who's critical of the Trump-Elon alliance. You see a
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Speaker 1: Tesla truck on fire, outside Trump's hotel, bearing Trump's name, right?
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Speaker 1: It says Trump right outside. It's just an incredible shot. Now,
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Speaker 1: Sean Ryan, a very famous podcaster and former U.S. Navy
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Speaker 1: CLNCAA contractor, came forward with an alleged manifesto sent by Livelsberger.
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Speaker 1: And in the manifesto, which the FBI is now suggesting
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Speaker 1: could be real, Livelsberger blows the whistle on alleged war
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Speaker 1: crimes committed in Afghanistan in 2019, crimes that he apparently
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Speaker 1: helped orchestrate and later conceal, and he also blows the
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Speaker 1: whistle on all the drones that have been flying over
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Speaker 1: the East Coast. Per the email manifesto, the drones are
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Speaker 1: actually from China and are flown by a technology called
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Speaker 1: gravitic propulsion, basically anti-gravity technology.
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Speaker 3: Sci-fi.
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Speaker 1: Sci-fi technology. Again, this is not, anti-gravity technology does not,
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Speaker 1: to our knowledge, actually exist, but he's claiming that it does.
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Speaker 1: Livelsberger states the Chinese are flying the drones as a, quote,
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Speaker 1: show of force, and they are using it similar to
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Speaker 1: how they used the balloon. And of course, he's referring
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Speaker 1: to the infamous Chinese spy balloon that flew over the
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Speaker 1: United States. So I guess he's warning us that China
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Speaker 1: and the U.S. have this very scary sci-fi anti-gravity technology,
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Speaker 1: and China is actively threatening us with this technology. Sounds
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Speaker 1: like a perfect excuse to perhaps go to war with China.
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Speaker 1: Independent investigative journalist Ian Carroll did a great rundown of
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Speaker 1: all the information, and here was his conclusion, which at
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Speaker 1: this point, with all the information that we have, I
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Speaker 1: tend to agree with. Take a listen.
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Speaker 4: And if I had to guess right now, here's what
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Speaker 4: I would guess was going on. The military-industrial complex is
17:29
Speaker 4: learning as we go, and they are wise to the
17:32
Speaker 4: way this world works. And seeing how X has debunked
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Speaker 4: all their other bullshit this last year, I'd bet right
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Speaker 4: now it looks like They decided, what if we need
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Speaker 4: to start our psyops using the decentralized media space as
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Speaker 4: our patsy, as our pipeline of information, to deliver the
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Speaker 4: information so the internet thinks it's real. So the internet
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Speaker 4: thinks it's coming from inside the house, right? And so
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Speaker 4: they concoct a situation in which a known and trusted
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Speaker 4: and verified internet sleuth, this dude on Instagram, who is
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Speaker 4: like a military whistleblower hub, he's like the dude for
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Speaker 4: military whistleblowers to go to, It makes sense that this
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Speaker 4: guy would go to him. And so they concoct this
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Speaker 4: email that goes out to him, and they concoct this
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Speaker 4: scenario whereby it looks like either they got this guy
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Speaker 4: and he's on the payroll, like this Green Beret guy
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Speaker 4: is in the op, or they captured him and are
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Speaker 4: using him as a patsy as the fall guy for
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Speaker 4: the op. And it looks like they're feeding the information
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Speaker 4: out into sort of vetted social media decentralized channels so
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Speaker 4: that we are the ones producing the psyop ourselves, and
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Speaker 4: it's just the source information That is actually manipulated. That
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Speaker 4: is what it looks like right now. And keep your
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Speaker 4: eyes peeled. Stay frosty. Don't believe a single f *
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Speaker 4: * * ing thing you see. And if any of
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Speaker 4: it points to war with Iran or China or Russia,
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Speaker 4: even if it seems credible, it's f * * *
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Speaker 4: ing not. Doesn't matter. We're not going to war. F
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Speaker 4: * * * that s * * *.
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Speaker 1: It sounds outlandish, you guys. But this, to me, at
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Speaker 1: this point... is a credible explanation for what we're looking
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Speaker 1: at because it's so bizarre. It's very strange that the
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Speaker 1: manifesto was sent to independent journalists, podcasters who are, again,
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Speaker 1: part of alternative independent media. It's a way for them
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Speaker 1: to make the narrative come from within our own house
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Speaker 1: instead of forced on us by the corporate media so
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Speaker 1: that then the people will buy it more. It's an interesting,
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Speaker 1: it's a really interesting explanation. Again, we don't know what's
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Speaker 1: really going on, but it is a sign to stay frosty.
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Speaker 1: Remember that the New Orleans terror attack was supposedly ISIS-inspired.
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Speaker 1: The explosion was a warning that China is a deep
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Speaker 1: threat and is actively threatening the entire continental US with
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Speaker 1: some sort of sci-fi anti-gravity technology. Both these incidents seem
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Speaker 1: to support foreign wars. Now it could mean nothing, but
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Speaker 1: it's worth mentioning that Livelsberger and the New Orleans terror
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Speaker 1: suspect spent time at Fort Liberty, formerly Fort Bragg, and
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Speaker 1: they used the same rental car app to secure the
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Speaker 1: vehicles that they used. Now, some people online are suggesting
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Speaker 1: that the two could be victims of an MKUltra-like operation
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Speaker 1: at the military base, and it's possible. Certainly, everything about
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Speaker 1: this is incredibly strange, and the only thing I know
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Speaker 1: for sure is that the federal government is intentionally feeding
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Speaker 1: us false information about Vegas, and about New Orleans. And
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Speaker 1: we don't yet know why. So we have to stay frosty.
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Speaker 1: Always be looking for the angle. Don't let your emotions
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Speaker 1: get the better of you. The government never lets a
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Speaker 1: good crisis go to waste. And in fact, they'll create
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Speaker 1: crises to install so-called solutions that are actually, in fact,
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Speaker 1: subversive and abusive to the public. And say that again, Mikey? COVID, yes.
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Speaker 1: Best example, COVID. Another totally bizarre story that we need
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Speaker 1: to cover, the supposed suicide of the OpenAI whistleblower. We
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Speaker 1: covered this a while back, and now I have more
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Speaker 1: details for you all. 26-year-old Suchir Balaji, I hope I'm
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Speaker 1: pronouncing his name right, he was found dead by apparent
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Speaker 1: suicide in a San Francisco apartment a while back. Suchir
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Speaker 1: left OpenAI last year and was set to testify in
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Speaker 1: a series of lawsuits related to OpenAI's alleged misuse of
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Speaker 1: copyrighted data in training its artificial intelligence models. The lawsuit
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Speaker 1: claims OpenAI used large amounts of internet data, including copyrighted content,
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Speaker 1: to train its models without proper permission or compensation to
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Speaker 1: the copyright holders. Suchir has publicly contended this is not
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Speaker 1: only a violation of the law, but an assault on
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Speaker 1: original content creators. So I'm talking digital artists, writers, filmmakers, photographers, coders,
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Speaker 1: game developers. Suchir also apparently held unique and relevant documents
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Speaker 1: that were set to be used in the New York
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Speaker 1: Times' current lawsuit against OpenAI. That is, of course, until
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Speaker 1: Suchir passed away. Here is Ian Carroll on the strange
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Speaker 1: circumstances of his death.
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Speaker 4: The official autopsy, which shows that the bullet path was
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Speaker 4: through the head and down into the base of the skull.
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Speaker 4: And there is no exit wound, like a point blank shot,
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Speaker 4: bullet stayed in the head yeah you do the math
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Speaker 4: on how you do that to yourself you like hold
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Speaker 4: it out and up and down and not to mention
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Speaker 4: that there's signs of struggle in the bathroom there's clear
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Speaker 4: blood smears that show that like he either tried to
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Speaker 4: crawl after the wound or something suchir also had a
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Speaker 4: meal out on his table when this happened because you
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Speaker 4: know that's when you decide to off it is halfway
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Speaker 4: through lunch while you're working at your computer you just
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Speaker 4: go to the bathroom and what Plus the whole apartment
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Speaker 4: was ransacked, everything was run through, his stuff was thrown
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Speaker 4: out all over the room. Clearly the killer was searching
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Speaker 4: for the thumb drive with the information. Because he had
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Speaker 4: recently gotten involved in this lawsuit against OpenAI, but really
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Speaker 4: against AI technology in general. And he was going to
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Speaker 4: be a star witness. And the New York Times did
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Speaker 4: an interview with him where presumably they found out what
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Speaker 4: he knew. And then shortly after, he was killed. Really
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Speaker 4: cut and dry. There's no looking at this evidence and
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Speaker 4: calling it a suicide. And the fact that they did
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Speaker 4: is insane.
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Speaker 1: Whistleblowers do not kill themselves. The circumstances of this young
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Speaker 1: man's death do not pass the smell test for me.
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Speaker 1: And it's insane to think that this could even happen
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Speaker 1: in America. That it's normal for the public to assume
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Speaker 1: that a major corporation or the government frequently gets away
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Speaker 1: with getting rid of people who threaten their power. That
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Speaker 1: if you're rich and you're connected, the rules don't apply
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Speaker 1: to you. You're completely above the law. But we all
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Speaker 1: know it's true. And trust has fully disintegrated. And we're
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Speaker 1: going to keep talking about tech giants today because over Christmas,
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Speaker 1: the America First and the tech bro wings of MAGA
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Speaker 1: got into a massive argument about over H-1B visas. The
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Speaker 1: H-1B visa program allows American employers to hire foreign workers.
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Speaker 1: The H-1B policy was supposedly created to bring the best
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Speaker 1: and the brightest to America and address labor shortages in
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Speaker 1: specialized fields. On paper, it sounds awesome. In practice, however,
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Speaker 1: it has been wildly abused and undercuts American workers in
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Speaker 1: tech jobs. A 2021 U.S. Census Bureau study found that
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Speaker 1: as many as 72% of STEM graduates in America don't
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Speaker 1: even work in STEM-related fields. So this isn't really about
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Speaker 1: labor shortages. It's about corporate profits at the expense of
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Speaker 1: citizens who can't compete with cheap foreign labor imported into
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Speaker 1: this country. Now, Vivek Ramaswamy, who I like, who I've
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Speaker 1: talked about on this show, somebody who I agree with
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Speaker 1: on a lot of things, he has contended that this
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Speaker 1: all comes down to American culture. Apparently, American culture is
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Speaker 1: so deficient that we need more foreign workers who are
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Speaker 1: more hardworking to come into this country. Now, my mom
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Speaker 1: did an incredible takedown of this argument over the break
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Speaker 1: during her monologue when she was filling in for Jesse Waters.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen.
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Speaker 5: In his ex-post, Vivek Ramaswamy argues that the problem isn't
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Speaker 5: mass immigration, but American culture itself. We need these foreign workers,
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Speaker 5: he says, because our culture has, quote, venerated mediocrity for decades.
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Speaker 5: We celebrate the prom queen over the math champ, the
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Speaker 5: jock over the valedictorian. It's a convenient theory, but one
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Speaker 5: that misses the mark entirely. American culture isn't the issue.
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Speaker 5: It's the destruction of it that's at the core of
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Speaker 5: the problem. American culture gave the world electricity, airplanes, cars, Elvis,
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Speaker 5: the internet, Rocky Balboa and Star Wars. What we're witnessing
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Speaker 5: now isn't the failure of American culture, but the deliberate
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Speaker 5: erosion of it. A demoralization campaign fueled by decades of
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Speaker 5: mass immigration and an education system poisoned by cultural Marxism,
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Speaker 5: a foreign and utterly un-American ideology. dissing prom queens and
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Speaker 5: promoting America last visa policies won't restore our greatness. It's
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Speaker 5: a distraction from the real issue, the dismantling of our
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Speaker 5: national identity, the takeover of our schools by communists and
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Speaker 5: the devaluation of our labor.
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Speaker 1: Vivek's solution to the problem is the problem. And this
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Speaker 1: debate comes down to a really fundamental question. What is
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Speaker 1: America first? Is it people or is it profits? Sometimes
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Speaker 1: they can be the same. They can align. But Vivek
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Speaker 1: and Elon seem to be putting profits over people. Are
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Speaker 1: we really, really winning if GDP increases, Elon Musk and
27:23
Speaker 1: Vivek's net worth go up, but we've essentially created a
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Speaker 1: surf class of American citizens? To me, that's not success.
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Speaker 1: That's not winning. And there's a spiritual component to this too.
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Speaker 1: Does the government have an obligation to look out for
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Speaker 1: its citizens? What's morally right? We were founded as a
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Speaker 1: Christian nation and that's reflected in our founding documents. Those
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Speaker 1: Christian values. The constitution tells us that the paramount duty
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Speaker 1: of our government is to promote the general welfare of
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Speaker 1: and secure the blessings of liberty for the American people.
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Speaker 1: But I think Elon and Vivek have a different vision
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Speaker 1: from the founders. Take a listen.
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Speaker 5: Some of MAGA's newest members envision a cold, tech, and
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Speaker 5: corporate future for us. When that fails to appreciate the
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Speaker 5: humanity and vulnerability of our own citizens, secularism, transhumanism, and
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Speaker 5: AI will never satisfy the soul. America needs God, family, love,
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Speaker 5: and a return to real, not virtual, relationships. According to
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Speaker 5: the Constitution, we were promised a government that would provide
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Speaker 5: for the common defense, promote general welfare, and secure.
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Speaker 1: The blessings of liberty for the people.
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Speaker 5: America is not a sports team, and winning in the
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Speaker 5: stock market is not my definition of success for America.
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Speaker 5: America first is not a slogan. It's a guiding principle.
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Speaker 5: MAGA is about honoring our history and our Christian values.
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Speaker 5: It's about protecting our people, our families, and our way
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Speaker 5: of life.
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Speaker 1: Apple CEO Tim Cook, along with other tech industry leaders
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Speaker 1: from Meta, Amazon, OpenAI, Uber, have all donated $ 1 million
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Speaker 1: to Donald Trump's inaugural fund. $ 1 million each, I might add.
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Speaker 1: Trump needs to be wary of this alliance and of
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Speaker 1: any of their demands. No one can deny that without
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Speaker 1: Elon Musk, Donald Trump would not have won this election,
29:39
Speaker 1: freeing the Twitter bird alone democratized information and it made
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Speaker 1: free speech again possible in the digital public square. And that,
29:51
Speaker 1: of course, undeniably allowed Trump to win because it evened
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Speaker 1: the playing field. But that doesn't mean that we can't
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Speaker 1: be critical of Elon Musk, or anyone for that matter.
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Speaker 1: We can be grateful and we can also be critical.
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Speaker 1: We need to be honest. After the H-1B visa debate,
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Speaker 1: Elon Musk began de-boosting and even banning people who disagreed
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Speaker 1: with him in the comments. And then we learned that
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Speaker 1: Elon Musk would be updating the X algorithm to penalize negativity.
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Speaker 1: In other words, de-boost whatever Elon Musk defines as hate speech.
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Speaker 1: So much for free speech absolutism on X. We can
30:30
Speaker 1: be grateful to Elon, and we can, of course, agree
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Speaker 1: with him on a lot of things, like illegal immigration,
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Speaker 1: for instance. But let's not pretend like any of the
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Speaker 1: H-1B visa-loving Silicon Valley oligarchs want to make America great
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Speaker 1: again in the same way that you and I conceptualized
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Speaker 1: that slogan. Peter Thiel and Zuckerberg and Musk and Bezos
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Speaker 1: and Tim Cook help build and maintain the surveillance state
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Speaker 1: for intelligence. And they develop pre-crime technology used to target
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Speaker 1: both conservatives and leftists alike. We've talked about it incessantly
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Speaker 1: on this show. Elon wants to turn X into an
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Speaker 1: everything app, perfectly primed for social credit. Peter Thiel is
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Speaker 1: funding the smart wall, which will surveil Americans, and he's
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Speaker 1: developing pre-crime technology via Palantir. Tim Cook's Apple just agreed
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Speaker 1: to a $ 95 million settlement to resolve a lawsuit accusing
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Speaker 1: its voice-activated assistant, Siri, of recording conversations without user consent.
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Speaker 1: So if you had Siri on your phone between September 17,
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Speaker 1: 2014 and December 31, 2024, like I did, you're probably
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Speaker 1: owed some money by Apple because they spied on you.
31:43
Speaker 1: What I'm telling you is that we are dealing with
31:45
Speaker 1: New World Order in 1984 scary technology, and the people
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Speaker 1: developing it are not our friends. Nautiltech is bad. Are
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Speaker 1: Tesla vehicles evil?
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 1: Is Anduril Industries, which is creating a smart wall that
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Speaker 1: will have the power to spy on a third of
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Speaker 1: the country? Yeah, I'd argue they are. Again, these men
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Speaker 1: are not our friends, not in the technology that they're developing,
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Speaker 1: nor in immigration policy. It's on us to keep fighting
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Speaker 1: and making our voices heard. Here was Trump on H-1B
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Speaker 1: visas just a few days ago.
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Speaker 4: Why did you change your mind on H-1B visas, sir?
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Speaker 4: I didn't change my mind.
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Speaker 2: I've always felt we have to have the most competent people.
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Speaker 4: In our country.
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Speaker 1: We need competent people.
32:26
Speaker 4: We need smart.
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Speaker 1: People coming into our country.
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Speaker 2: We need a lot of people coming in.
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Speaker 1: We're going to have.
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Speaker 2: Jobs like we've never had before.
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Speaker 4: But sir, you said you changed your position. You plan
32:35
Speaker 4: to go to the Carter Funeral Mix?
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Speaker 1: Trump seems to be siding with Elon now, but he
32:41
Speaker 1: knows what America first means. And he knows that H-1B
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Speaker 1: visas aren't good for the American people. So we have
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Speaker 1: to keep pushing. He has changed his mind on H-1B visas.
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Speaker 1: Here was Trump back in 2016.
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Speaker 2: The H-1B very well, and it's something that I frankly
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Speaker 2: use and I shouldn't be allowed to use. We shouldn't
33:04
Speaker 2: have it. Very, very bad for workers. And second of all,
33:08
Speaker 2: I think it's very important to say Well, I'm a businessman,
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Speaker 2: and I have to do what I have to do,
33:12
Speaker 2: and it's sitting there waiting for you, but it's very bad.
33:16
Speaker 2: It's very bad for business in terms of, it's very
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Speaker 2: bad for our workers, and it's unfair for our workers,
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Speaker 2: and we should end it.
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Speaker 1: Pretty stark contrast. We can't sit back and let the
33:27
Speaker 1: tech pros commandeer MAGA. Frankly, this is bigger than just
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Speaker 1: Trump the man. There's a narrative that this issue, H1BV says,
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Speaker 1: is divisive. And the America First people, like myself, should
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Speaker 1: just drop the issue and focus on what really matters.
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Speaker 1: I got two things to say. One, this is what matters.
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Speaker 1: Protecting American workers and protecting prosperity here at home is
33:53
Speaker 1: the core of MAGA. And two, this isn't divisive as
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Speaker 1: an issue. It's divisive for a handful of tech oligarchs,
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Speaker 1: but otherwise it's actually very unifying. The left and the
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Speaker 1: right are coming together on this. It's about keeping a
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Speaker 1: clear-eyed perspective. Who is truly looking out for America? Can
34:14
Speaker 1: we forge new alliances with those once overlooked? And should
34:17
Speaker 1: we now be cautious of those we once saw as allies?
34:22
Speaker 1: These are the very questions that define MAGA and American populism.
34:26
Speaker 1: Not long ago, the neocons in the Republican Party were
34:28
Speaker 1: supposedly on our team. Yet today, people like Liz Cheney,
34:33
Speaker 1: once seen as an ally, have devoted their entire lives
34:36
Speaker 1: to destroying us. In this chaotic time, we have to
34:40
Speaker 1: stay anchored in truth and not allow ourselves to be
34:42
Speaker 1: distracted by the noise. Today in particular, we are offered
34:48
Speaker 1: a powerful reminder of that duty. The world is engulfed
34:51
Speaker 1: in turmoil with PSYOP after PSYOP being thrust before us. Meanwhile,
34:55
Speaker 1: the corporate media is insisting this day is the darkest
34:58
Speaker 1: in the history of democracy. But today is Epiphany. A
35:03
Speaker 1: day that marks the arrival of the three kings. who
35:06
Speaker 1: followed a blazing, nearly blindingly bright star to find Jesus,
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Speaker 1: the light of the world. The contrast between what they
35:15
Speaker 1: want us to believe about today and what it truly
35:17
Speaker 1: represents could not be more striking. Don't let them strip
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Speaker 1: away our foundation, our heritage, or our sanity. Stay grounded
35:27
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