Hello, everyone, Welcome back to Fringe News this episode twenty two. Now, we promise we're going to start ramping it up again. We are hitting our winter season, coming out of fall. Here about coming up a week away from Thanksgiving. I know, it's pretty this is my favorite time of the year. My body doesn't agree with it because it's cold and everything hurts in the morning. But the food, the food's great, family's great, friends are great. Hopefully we don't have any crazy news because we know here in America, America, that's em I'm mick, Hi, everybody, because we know, especially this election cycle, with the presidential election and the way things have trended since sixteen or prior to probably late fifteen, there's a lot of shenanigans in ass hattery going on in our country, a lot of deep state stuff, a lot of I mean, they just can't hide it anymore. And maybe it's always gone on. I think it has at least for several decades. Yeah, yeah, I mean we still have elections that were you know, they're still counting or they're validating or you know, he took what over a week to do some of the ones out out West. California, Arizona, notorious parts of Pennsylvania. They were still trying to cheat and collect. And they were saying, oh, recount, they. See yeah, so and they finally, you know, after in Bucks County, these citizens there was a meeting with the elected officials that are kind of in charge of all this, and they were basically like, we're coming for your seats. You know, this is unacceptable. You're trying to They were trying, and it even went to their Supreme Court Pennsylvania, I believe, the Commonwealth, and they were like, yeah, you can't be counting stuff that has no date. Yeah, it's so you can't do that. Yeah, I think. And in Virginia we had and maybe people don't know we had. We heard a lot of people from Europe and you know, Asia, But in Virginia they fought to allow illegal immigrants to vote. Yeah. Yeah, and I think and they said almost it's not everyone every state that Kamala won, but at least there's four or five states that don't require voter ID and she won all of those. Well yeah, you know California. Yeah, they get they get like stressed out if you show them. And I've heard if you go and show your ID, they're like, oh, put that away. No, no, because it's illegal. It's actually illegal. You can get charged with a crime. Yeah, if you look, if you asked to see somebody's siding, that's ridiculous. It should be illegal not to show an ID. I mean, that's like we're Americans. That's us going over to. Europe and vot vote in France. I'm gonna vote in every country because you can get between many countries within a couple hours. Yeah, get on, Yeah, just get on a you know, some kind of transit and you're in multiple countries in one day because they're so close together. So we could go vote in every single country. I mean, if you were as a citizen of that country, you would be like, that's that's insane. You're not allowed to do that. But they're allowing that legally in several states in the US. Chaos craziness. So my point, getting to my point is that we you know, the new government will just say the new president, the president elect is not the president until January twentieth. Yes of next year, So there could be a lot of things. Now, yeah, you take your pick, because I think we've we forecast a lot of chaos in our previous shows from and we didn't specifically say he's going to there's going to be an assassination attempt, but we alluded to it many times. You know, it could happen. We talked about jeez, martial law, We talked about you know where they won't will not transfer power getting into World War three, which we're going to touch upon on this this episode because a lot of people think that it's already happened. Yeah, and still all those things are on the table. I mean, you still have it between now and January twentieth for him to take office. So don't make mistaken, any mistake that they still could try to assassinate him. They definitely do not want him in power. That's why they are working so hard to not only stop him, but to stop anyone that's trying to help. And look at the Matt Gates right now, right that whole thing. You know, they came after him again. It was basically in Congress they said, you know, he wasn't found guilty of anything. They basically dropped the case. But now they're bringing it all back again. And Pete Hegseth. Yeah, for DoD all his people, he's picking They know they'll cause the deep state trouble, so they're trying to get rid of it. It's just Shenanigan's you know, a lot of these people have control files. So what that means is that power players have dirt on you when you get to Congress or you get to you know, yeah, wherever you've you know, you were elected to go to represent the people. So you're everything you ran your yeah, your campaign, yeah, my gosh, still early your campaign on. I'm drinking instant coffee, by the way, because I was too tired and lazy to make a whole pot. But so all the promises you made, the things that you wanted to instill, and you can go after for your constituency. All of a sudden you're playing ball with all the big dogs there that have been there for thirty years, you know, the establishment. So these control files, they're exactly what they sound like. You know, Oh, you're you've got a girl knocked up when you were sixteen and they had an abortion and you had a dui you had and it's more severe than you know. It's just like The Godfather where they set up, you know, a congressman because they want his vote and he's like like racists against Italians. You know, it's hilarious. So they stage, they get them drunk, drug them, they drug them, basically, throw them in a hotel room, throw pigs, blood everywhere, and put a young prostitute in there with them and they make her look like she's been you know, murdered. Yeah, and they wake them up. Don't worry, We're going to take care of this, all this shit. So there's a number of ways to do it, and we know it's it's being done. It's probably some shit's probably being done today. Yeah. So so I guess my whole point is dirty pool all around when you get in this game, and you should expect it, and no one's perfect, nobody's squeaky clean. And as we saw with Trump, there'll be like people coming out from thirty years ago that said, oh, he inserted his finger in me in a dressing room, you know, just some retarded stuff. Yeah, ridiculous, because the thing is they know they know they were beat by Trump, so again they still have they still have a game plan where they could try to somebody could try to assassinate again. But the thing is that, I mean it could even happen when he's president. I mean, the Secret Service is straight up dysfunctional, right, but. It could even happen when he's president because look at Reagan when he was president, people kept trying to assassinate him as well. But you know, yeah, all of them. But I'm saying, you know that if they can't get him, they don't want him to have support. Though since the Republicans won the House and the Senate, then you know they get he's gonna have it's assumed he'll have a lot of support for the things he wants to pass. But there's called rhyano is that are already hampering any. Yeah, trying to stop anything. They're on this side of that. I mean, they're more dangerous than the opposite party at this point. And then you have what McConnell, who did that, Donald who did that closed door electing of who was going to be leader of the Senate, which that was not normal. You know, that was something that was unprecedent. I mean, that's usually out in the open for everybody to see. But they're like, no, no, no, we're going to do it behind closed doors. Why why do you want to do that? Because they're hiding something. They want to do something and pull everything over everybody, like the wool over everyone's eyes, so you can't see what they're doing. Because again they're so afraid of Trump and what he's going to do. They have to put sneaky people behind the scenes to stop him. In putting non traditional swamp creature picks, and you know, like the ag Attorney General DJ, you know, placing all these people that are pretty pretty loyal to him already, they've all campaigned for him, they've all, yeah, most of them. Yeah, that means bad things ahead of the FBI. It means bad things for all of them. Yeah, because if he's a swamp. He said last time he wants to drain the swamp. He hasn't been saying that ship this time around. He's actually probably going to do it. He's going to try. But again, that's why it's dangerous. That's why his picks are so important, and that's why they're starting to attack them. They're going after Gates because him, as an attorney general, would have been very strong and going after this corruption. But now they got rid of them. Yeah, he's he doesn't play ball with Yeah, you know, he didn't. He didn't. He was causing all kinds of problems for the Republican Party. Yeah, and then people have to make no mistake though, I mean we call them neocons, which generally is supposed to be people on the. Room used to be the Republicans. But there's neocons in both parties. So I mean neo Yeah, but most of them are Democrats. But you know, so, so that's the cavyat here is. He's he you know, people elected him because of all the policies he wants to put in place. You know, it's given people hope for the future. It would be great for our country if he can actually do the things he wants to do. But you have to watch out at the end. The caveat here is how much pushback he's going to get from the part you know, from the Congress and the Senate. So if if he's not allowed to pass the things he wants to pass because they say no, you know where the blame goes, you know, and you'll know why you don't see the fruits that you know he promised because of them. Yeah, they're going to fight it the whole way. Oh yeah, And there's a lot of interesting picks for FDA and CDC and some anti COVID vaxer slash you know. On Gayway Punda, the first they have three in a row. So Trump appoints Janet. I don't even she does she want? I don't know. It's any s h E. She's a doctor that was on one of the news programs. He's a contributor a lot, especially during like COVID. Yeah, and it says she was a former COVID vaccine advocate who turned critic. So now she's she's been appointed at surgeon general and Trump well nominated anyhow, Yeah, I mean with any of the people Trump has appointed, the thing that has to be approved by Congress. So that's where the stickiness. The battle is starting. The insiders, the swampers are fighting all these picks. They're calling them unqualified, ridiculous, babbah bah bah. You had John Bolton doing the rounds the Warhawk of from Hell. Wasn't a war that he didn't want to get his teeth in, you know, in his career, but he was, and he was part of Trump's last administration for a little bit. Yeah, Trump trusted until he realized who he was. Everybody wore he's an asshole. But so he was making rounds making fun of you know, that's the second worst choice ever. You know, these types of statements going after all the nominees that he had just you know, and that was pretty early on. That was so they send these people out in cycles to go hit the news programs and start spewing shit. You know, here I'm getting a little angry because I'm I'm starting to swear apologize. So the second one is Trump taps doctor Martyn M. A. K R. Why but it says he's a fierce opponent of the vaccine vaccine mandates as the fd A commissioner. So this guy will probably he didn't like the mandate. It's not necessarily the vaccine. Yeah, and that's what a lot of doctors, I mean, they were actually doctors are. Like there's been some great vaccines, there's you know, but I mean, but. Doctors are going to be you know, you know, they offer these things to you, but if you say no, they're like, okay, you know, but they don't want to be pushing stuff on people. You know, it's like pushing pills on people. Right. Country is built on But he's going to be the FDA, He's nominated to be the FDA Commissioner, so he would be someone working hand in hand with the RFK JR. So since he's going to be the health in a human services. Person, Just amazing how many former Democrats are actually involved with Trump's administration. In our circle, Bobby's going to be huge. All the things we've been, especially since we had our first child, our child, you start getting into you know, how food's made, you know, all these things and the like this country, it's almost like pharmaceutical in the food industry go hand in hand. The food industry gives us all these preservatives and like a lot of bad stuff that's banned in other countries, especially like Europe, that we eat all kinds of chemicals they make it more addicting like eating food. And then do you get the pharmaceutical end of it, because we all have diabetes, we all have hyper you know, just you name it, yeah, you name it. Health issues. They knew we were the richest country in the world for a while. And the thing is, like, you know, I even as a kid, I remember, you know, seeing older people and they would pull out this gigantic bin of medicines and take on them, and I would be so perplexed by going I don't understand why they're taking so many medicines. And they're like, well, I took this medicine because I have heart disease, but then it causes this side effect, so I have to take this medicine to help, you know, with that side effect, and it causes another side effect. And I'm like, so you end up taking ten pills. I'm like, why don't you just stop taking them all and then just work on eating a better diet. That was your original the original thing that was wrong with you was heart disease. Stop taking all those medicines and just deal with the heart disease, get it, you know, change your diet. I think we're gonna yeah, exactly. Yeah, and you know humans are, but everybody wants they also too want an instant set patients, yeah, you know. They were like fast food society. Yeah, I mean, how many times did you see the recalls of the drugs that were to help you lose weight? You know, Oh, now that that killed your kidney, you know or whatever it is. And it's like, because you wanted to have an instant result in a pill, but this. Shot that was for diabetes that every all the celebs are taken to lose weight like a dell And is it a z empic or I don't know, it's like yeah, and it's just like fine. You know, everybody's been waiting for that magic pill that will make you beautiful, you know. Yeah, but that's what I'm saying. You don't want to do the work. You don't want to go to the gym or change your diet or have it too hard. So let's just take this pill. In it a work. But then you find out a year later, a couple of years later, that again it causes this just crazy side effect, and now you have to live with this the rest of your. Life, you know. But but yeah, but also too, like you said, the pharmaceutical industry. That's why doctors years and years ago. I mean, I don't blame doctor, it's just the whole the whole system, right. They didn't look to fix you anymore. It's to maintain you. Right, So if I can just give you this pill, So, okay, you have heart disease. We're not going to work on fixing that heart disease. Take this pill and take it for the rest of your life. So now the pharmaceutical company has thirty a patient for thirty years and who's buying medication every month for the next thirty years, right, So it's just big money maker, you know. So yeah, if you're a little bit sick then you. Know, and here's another thing too with the drugs, is you know there's patents. Yeah, so whoever creates this drug gets a x amount of years to exploit it, and then when it falls off becomes generic, it's affordable for you know everyone. Yeah, but then I mean they're always scheming on the next Yeah, you know, Okay, what's the you know, because we have like cancers at higher rates than ever, we have autism. A lot of people pooh pooh that no, it is, and it's probably a lot to do with vaccines and how they're delivered nowadays when they're infants and they're getting. Well that's what Kennedy says. Yeah, so and there's a lot of evidence. Then you stay, you know, ten, fifteen, twenty years ago, you're an anti vaxer, You're you're a tinfoil hatter, you know, like we say, what do we say here? Raise conspiracy is today's news? Yeah, I mean that's the same way we were. I was skeptical, We had arguments I was skeptical about a lot of the vaxes, and you were like, oh no, no, I'm like, no, I've read some things and I don't believe it. And I think that you know, I'm gonna pause. I mean we did give her some I mean I was raised to love my country, trust my government, you know, go to war if they said, okay, you're of the age, go you know, that's patriotic. And when you get a little older and you start listening to people like my wife, you're chirping in my ear all the time, it takes a minute to break that. That's that shield around yeah, you know people, and once they open their eyes up to the possibilities, then they start seeing that it's it's real, that there's something to it. What is it? Let me dig a little deeper. Well yeah, and then you know, because like we talked about before, you know Bill and Melinda Gates foundation, right, I mean they're not married anymore, but you know that foundation is not allowed in many parts of Africa. Why is that because they've pushed that scenes. Yeah, they've pushed vaccines and they actually gave I think it was India that they pushed the polio and they actually gave more children polio because the vaccine wasn't there's actual. Receipts out there that give you percentages like it's documented. And in Africa, the locals, the governments, I guess, drove them out with gunpoint by gunpoint. All they're their people because they weren't putting people. They weren't putting like historically. That all it was doing was sterilizing women. It was awesome. It was a frickin' and if you it's a eugenics thing. His father is a eugenesis Bill Gates's dad. He was part of Planned Parenthood for a while. All this crap. We all know what planned Parenthood was about. It was a racist that yeah, what was there? Hey, I can't remember her name. She was like she might as well have been riding around and as a white knight of the Ku Klux Klan every day she left the house. Yeah, that's all that was. Yeah, and that's why all the clan parenthoods were in inner cities. And the ghettos and stuff. Yeah, because she was a racist and that's that was her goal. So people touted as something differently today, but that's the rout, Just like the Democrat Party right. I mean it was the party of slavery, but slavery they support the you know, the blacks and you know minorities. No, they destroyed the black family. Yeah, in the fifties, a black family was stronger than husband and wife. Divorce rates were much lower than in the white Their culture was stronger than the nineteen fifties whites. I mean, I hate splicing up races, but truth, and they systematically destroyed generations of young black people. Well, and then you know, you don't want to talk race or whatever divides people. I hate it because it's just so they just but I mean the race war all the time started. A backup, you know, gender, whatever it is, right, all these different lines. The dams are really good at doing that because they know that it divides you, and then you can't become united. I mean, here in the US, you could be united the fact that it doesn't matter what color are. We're all American citizens and we all want what's best for our family and our country. Right, that's a uniting factor. But then they try to divide you on all these things. Yea. Even Armstrong, Martin Armstrong once I talked about a study that was done with Amazon he said. Amazon did a study internally because they were trying to keep people from unionizing and things. So they found out that if you divided people by certain parameters, they wouldn't then unify. So if some of their workforce was black and some are white, you can divide on a black white issue, you can divide on a gay issue, you can divide on this issue. Maybe that's to not have unions. Yeah, so if you have all these different parties, then they won't come together and be like they have that common factor, we should unionize. Yeah, I think we should, you know, but because then you have other. Differences are too great to come together exactly. And that's what they do to the country. And that, you know, interesting point that you should bring up Amazon because Bezos's grandfather, I want to say, was all up into DARPA and stuff. Some people think that his whole Amazon selling books out of the garage really wasn't like his idea. Yeah, that, and you look at a lot of these people, Bill Gates, you know, what's his connection? Who were his Well they said line. I don't remember when I heard it, they said, because you. Know, and some even say as a little bit of that. Yeah, but Amazon remember, Yeah, they started as a bookseller that turned online. But one of their big money makers was the the servers and storing information, right, That's what their big money maker was, rather than they were losing. Were they the ones that forced gab that social media platform that was no parlor parlor and gap? Maybe? Yeah, they had, They had their serve, they use their servers, and because of all the restrictions that were going on about COVID and. Different things, they were just information. So they they banned them yet totally destroyed that platform. No, but what I was going to say was I read, I don't know if it's true. I didn't verify it, and you know, let's sling some stuff here. But they I have read and it's not beyond the possibility of truth, right, but can't validate it. That the the they had a huge contract with the government, and that's really where they made their money. The Amazon that we all know and use mainly was still losing money and might still be losing money today. But they make money by their servers that they sell to the government, so the government money keeps them, you know. Well, not to mention all the back door deals with Facebook, and you know, the FBI had a back door. I mean, the government's hand in hand with they tried, and that's what the great thing. You know, Musk probably saved the first amendment in social media in this country for that. I mean still not one hundred percent sure. And the dudes, we'll see, We'll see what he does in the next way. Is he a villain or is he a white hat? Yeah? Yeah, I mean time will tell actions his actions. I'm like turning into a big fan of his because they got billions from the government to start Tesla. They did, and then the government contracts defense contracts with SpaceX and you start wandering, you know, who's really behind all this and what you know? Tesla it's a great I would Hey, if I had the money disposal income, I'd probably have a Tesla because I like gear. I like stuff, you know, I like neat stuff. Would it be my everyday driver, maybe going to the grocery store, but I sure as hell wouldn't be using in the winter and wouldn't could probably build a different garage to keep it in that's not going to burn down my house or something. Well, I mean he had other innovative products, like one thing I literally liked that he had was he made solar shingles, and they basically look like the Spanish tiles, so they were they were attractive as well, you know, they esthetically pleasing, not like oh this giant squire sitting on your roof. It was built integrated into the tile, and then when you built. Your roof, you were actually because you know, quite honestly, was solar panels in the normal traditional installation. I wonder what it does to your roof, the integrity of your roof, your shingle, your paper, your board, whatever. I wonder about that sometimes, like do you have to you know, you have to mount them? Yeah, okay, calking, you know, I don't know what else goes into this because you've got to bowlt them to your roof. And of course they make more sense in some like we live in the north, we don't have as much sun. If you're living in California, they're probably perfect, you know, addition to your. Home so the desert. Yeah, but here in the north and then they'll be covered with snow and you know, leaves and different things, so they're just less and plus we get a little less sunlights. I always thought too, like when they start talking about integrating it into freeways highways, and you you have the lane for your car to drive through that it's an electric car that just charges it as you're rolling. That's so neat to me. Even your driveway, that your driveway, I think that's pretty cool. I think there's ways you could have implemented it, like I always thought. I've seen some innovative warriors where people used it as you know, like an awning for a parking. Lot, right, yeah, car ports and yeah. So then it's I mean, because it's just an open space anyway, there's nothing there because you're parking a bunch of cars. So then you you too, you get two benefits. You shade the car a little bit from the summer heat, and then you also if it's winter, you know you can kind of or raining, then you don't you have a little awning to be underneath. And then it's collecting the sunlight at the same time. So there's different ways you could do it that are much more innovative than just sticking them out in the middle of a field somewhere. I think I just think that you know, we don't think we make these great products, but we don't. How do we how do we dispose of them. Yeah, we that's always the last problem to be solved. And you know, I'm a conservative. I don't know if I'm necessary we are, don't know if we're necessarily Republicans. But I love nature. It's one of the pleasures, the great pleasures of my leg you know, it's a blessing to be able to go out into into nature, take a hike, you know, in my estimation, you know, I mean, it's God's cathedral, man. And I don't want shitty water. I don't want pollution, I don't want I want to be able to dispose of things responsibly. And that's not going to affect generations, you know, just because we were and you know, money is a great invention, but sometimes we just take for granted the end results making money. We've become too much of a disposal society too, So I mean we look back and like when we were younger, when you go and buy you know, coker pepsy or something. Everything came in a glass bottle and you recycled it. So people were more you know, I mean, you people push recycling more now than they did. They get your deposits, you're getting a little. Money back, Yeah, but I mean, but they push it now where you know you have to sort it. Like your dad gets charged if he doesn't sort his you know garbage. Right, yeah, but he's always about that. But he's he's an old coadure now. But see, but before, if you didn't do it, if you didn't recycle that glass bottle, somebody else would have, right, and they would have made that much. Hey, when we were kids, we'd knock on the neighbors doors, do you have any bottles because we wanted to score some dow Yeah kids, Yeah, four or five of us we'd be, you know, taking one of the carts and fill it up or bags and walk on two miles down to the grocery store and return them and get to go to the art. If you think about it. So it helped, you know, it helped you as a kid because if you didn't get allowance, you got that. But it also was better for the environment because you can melt the glass or you can wash him out. Right. Coke and Pepsy You and all those places sold all of those the bottling equipment and the cleaning equipment because when you would get it back, if it wasn't chip, they would just you know, highly sterilize it and really is. Yeah, and all of that's in like Mexico and other countries like down south because they don't like plastic. They like their coke with real sugar and in a glass bottle. Maybe it's just not cost effective for them to upgrade. It might not be, but if you're thinking about the environment, that is much better for the environment than having all these plastic bottles to throw away. And then recent information has come. Out microplastics a scary thing. It's all leeching. It's unknown, and it's leeching into your body. They've done autopsies on people and they said, you have they have levels of plastic in their body that and you know that can't be good for you. Well, I think it was Harvard. They just came a mit that said, hey, it's actually a lot worse yeah than previously known. Yeah, so you know, you could. Like the only saving graces They haven't found it beyond the blood brain barrier. Yeah, it's not small enough. To they're indicating that. Okay, if it gets in there, then it's like a game changer for the human race or something. So I mean, but so everything you buy, think about everything you buy comes in plastic. Yeah. And you know, I remember a time where going down the road in your car, the garbage can was your open window. I remember litter being everywhere until the big movement. You know, I think I might have been a freshman or something. You're a little too maybe too young, but certainly in the seventies and some of the eighties, and then all of a sudden there was a big push where young people were like, yeah, what are you doing throwing that out the window? You know, there was a change in it's I think, I think. I mean, if you don't remember that, then, I mean that was a big issue. There were national public and what do you call them PSA's Public service announcements, the Indian crying and you know, give a hoot, don't pollute? You know, was that ol? But and that's great. I mean still in the country you get bottles and shit in your ditches on the front of your property cans. I'm assuming that's just kids drinking and driving. You know, I don't know, just but my point is, you know, so if so if Kennedy though, I mean he's talking more about the the things put in your food, you know, like the yellow dye number twelve or whatever it is, number three. I don't remember the number. You know, high fruit dose we've always because you know, for me, high fructose corn syrup and GMO foods was always a big issue. That's a diet you're going to guarantee some diabetes. Yeah, because you highly process the you know, the corn into this fruitose syrup which is not natural, so your body can't digest it the same way it can sugar. So everybody's like, oh, you know, there's a big kick about avoid sugar. It's bad for you. Anything is bad for you if it's used in excess. Moderation is the key for all things, so, you know, but your body can process sugar because it's natural. The problem is high fruit toase sugar is so highly concentrated and it's not naturally derived. It comes from corn, yes, but they have to highly process it. Your body doesn't recognize it and it can't process it as well as it can real sugar. So is it the root of that is that, Okay, we have corn, you can have bio fuels from that, you can have well, ethanol whatnot. Of course you can feed it to you know, if it's feed corn or human consumable corn and then you have subsidies from the government. But is it like and then you make high frucos corn syrup. Is it just like a money maker like the petroleum industry, like they can make some things come from oil, yea, plastics, vassal, petroleum, jellies and you know, all these things by products. Yeah, so maybe it. Was a way for profits. I guess yeah, it could have been. I mean, somebody might have been innovative and say, hey, we can do something. Because it's just like with gasoline. Apparently historically gasoline was a byproduct of kerosene. So people use kerosene as how they lit their houses before electricity, right because yeah, but kerosene because it didn't it wasn't dirty, so you could light, you can burn it in your home. It was a clean and burning oil. But to make kerosene, the byproduct was gasoline. And so that's the story with Cleveland, Remember the river being on fire and all, Yeah, yeah, it was was it? Yeah? I think it's isn't it standard oil? Yeah? So it was. Whoever, they were headquartered in Cleveland and then they ended up moving to New York, right. But they those but they dumped robber barns. Yeah, they dumped all the the waste products into the river the mistake. Yeah, and then the river caught fire and then yeah, and everybody's like, how did the river burn? It's because it was filled with all the byproducts of making kerosene, which was gasoline. And then they realized, oh, we can do somebody that was some kind of scientists realized you could do something with this instead of wasting it. So it's not always bad. But and there's always a lag. Yeah, thirty years then when. They realized that, you know, you. Can't cost effective, did they actually do. Yeah, and then they found another use for it rather than disposing of it. Right, So so it's similar things like that. So maybe I didn't I haven't done all the research, but maybe it is a byproduct of some other thing that they used corn for and they found a use for it. But anything that's generally sweetened has high fruitesse corns or corn stort in it. And then soy is used in a lot of things with soy lectin, and both coin corn and soy are GMO products, so they've been genetically modified. And most farms in Ohio, as far as I can tell or driving out west, it's corner soy and then they rotate the crop. Yeah, but so he I haven't heard because of the government. I mean, they get insurances they get after the dust bowl, and then we're kind of. Going, yeah, but I'm just My point was Kennedy, you know, within the food safety I've heard him talk about the dyes and you know, like the number seven whatever. The yellow and the red are always considered bad because the yellow is a byproduct of oil. And what they did is, I guess there's a there's actually a nice little five minute video where he talks about it, and he has actually he talks about. What it's in and a lot of that stuff, like the the red was linked to cancers. Yeah, you know, but I didn't realize the yellow was a byproduct of oil. And what he said is that they, you know, because when they try to make foods to make things more convenient for people with longer shelf lives, but because of that, sometimes the food gets discolored. It's not appealing to people. So then they said, well, what can we do to make it look better so it doesn't look graal right, So they had to put this yellow dye into it. Now, you could use natural yellow dyes, but with anything, it costs more money if you use the natural source, so if you chemically derive it. So they put it in like mac and cheese to make it more yellow. They put it in cereals, they put it in even yogurts. That put it in everything. So, I mean, you don't realize it's there, but it's in so many food products. And this five minute video from Kennedy actually talks about it. It's really good, but I haven't seen yet. But I haven't dived into all of his videos about whether he talks about because twenty years ago genetically modified was the big deal. Now you see it more like you'll see tons of labels say non GMO. So it finally it took so long, but finally got people to recognize that that's an issue. Maybe he can clean up the certified organic bs in this country too. Yeah, I mean, and to for it. I mean it's hard for smaller farmers to get that certification. So they may be all on board to have organic food because they got into it to be healthy. But the yeah, the government regulation. Regulations they favor multicly. You know, the big food in industry and and then you know, my mind's forgetting what it was. Oh, he's gonna he's going to tackle the milk issue too. Pasteurization, Yeah, that was always a big issue. And how you know, not too long ago was it the FDA, I don't know, sheriffs martials, they're kicking down well, some of the Feds, I don't know, with the FBI and all that, kicking down Amish people's doors because they didn't pasteurize, and and other other folks that you know. And there's a lot to be said about non pastization because people say it makes them healthier or they had a chronic disease and they started drinking it. You know, I don't know, but I think it needs to be looked into. In the hallucinogenics for mental health and he's going to psilocybins and different things. Evidently there's and it's a I think it's a schedule one here in the States. But like a lot of vets are getting relief with their PTSD, right, I always get the yeah PTSD post traumatic Yeah, so they're getting relief from these compounds naturally occurring and it's not like they're getting like they're walking around hallucinating. Yeah. You know, well most people don't maybe even realize too. I mean, historically, most non vaccines, most medicines, ninety percent of them used to be derived naturally from plants. Yeah. So and then you know, like it comes from the Amazon or something because of the diversity. Yeah, because that's one of the places that has been untouched by many people. And you know, and they's just so much diversity there. But there's plant species that maybe existed in areas where people live now that they've gone extinct because of human you know, taking over. But you know that's the But but then when they realized, okay, well now we can't, it's it's again, it's more costly to go the natural routes, so we will synthetically create it. You know, like you have synthetic you have things that areupposed to taste strawberry. But which would you rather Which would you rather have a plate of synthetically made like cheese or like the real cheese? Yeah, but then look at again, look at the food, and half of it will be like artificially flavored. It's like you think you're buying strawberry yogurt and you think I'm healthy and I'm buying yogurt one it has high fructose corn serve in it to sweeten it or some other chemical sweetener, and then. It goes to a process of heating that so it becomes more stable for storage. That gets away all the good gut bacterias and how it's very useful. Why it's always been healthy, So you think you're it's like a shell. Game, and then it's not even real strawberries. It's artificially flavored, so you know, it's chemically directly. And then you have the dyes in it to make the color exactly. It's just multi level bs. So but then if you know this and you try to buy the healthier one, it's double maybe triple the cost. And people trying to lose weight or like, how come I'm not losing weight. Yeah, I'm eating healthy, I'm eating less. Because it's got that high fructose, unprofitable, unprocessable sugars in there. Right. You know, we haven't even got to any of the things we wanted to talk about it. Sorry, we're forty minutes in. Sorry guys, were we have to retrain ourselves. Yeah, it's not very effective for a pod podcast. We have a lot to say though, Yeah, I mean at the very least, we like talking to each other every once in. A while across our mind about you know again, like you said, our tagline things that we've always looked at and people kind of looked at us like we were crazy, you know, like we used to talk about you. I mean, terminator seeds were talked on art bell like twenty five. Years again in the nineties or something. And when you talk to people about like, what are you talking about. In GSS, it's like, scares the crap out of me. Terminator seeds. But that was genetically modified seeds. Yeah, and that's what GMOs are they It's like round up. People don't realize what round up is. We know what most people know what it is, and they spray it in their yard, which I don't know why people still use it because it's been proven to cause I know my mom uses it. She's like, I so old that don't give a shit. Yeah, but you know it's just But but what they built round up for so they could spray it. Now realize this is something that kills your weeds and it could kill you if you drank it, right, But they built a seed that genetically modified a corn seed so you could spray it with poison and it won't die. So when you plant that corn seed, you could spray everything around it and all the weeds will die, but that corn won't die because it was genetically modified to accept that poison. And that's going in your body. It's going in anything you eat that has high fruit, those corn syrup, and like you said, it's like water runoff. It goes into your rivers, your streams, your rivers too. Like you said, it's for animals. So when you buy that meat at the store and it was fed. Corn, then you're eating that shit. Yeah, so indirectly coming to. You're drinking it, eating it, bathing in it. You know, I don't care what they tell you. That stuff's got to be everywhere. Yeah, And so they've been spraying it for years and it's again it's a genetically modified seed so that it can accept poisons and not die. You know, there's a great and I've thought about this so much because we live in farm country and you see the earth is crap, you know that where they're growing the corn in so there's no real black gold left. It all runs and I forget they used to know the numbers. It runs into the ditches and it runs you know, the sediments everywhere else. I mean, just look at the the delta, Mississippi Delta out into the Gulf. You see all the that's the good soil. But like cover crops, it'll take five to ten years if you start and you can rotate your fields. You can heal the land with cover crops. And it's just up to twenty different from lagoons to alfalfas to you know, there's just so many you can plant that you can see it. You would use less, like you wouldn't have to have a half a million dollar combine. Yeah, you wouldn't have to have like all the pesticides, all the fertilizers. It's just and it's very low impact on the soil. You're not tilling it two feet and bringing the soil that was underneath to the top then plowing it. You wouldn't need all these drainage systems like we see. I couldn't even how much does that cost. Helicopter spraying, how much does that cost? I mean it's nuts the airplanes and helicopters. We get that now out here because a lot of the farmlands being consolidated into a larger farming family. They're doing on a bigger scale, but it's just all this crap that we don't need. The drainage is improved. There's a farm in I want to say, North Dakota that's doing this and they they can like it takes like gallons of water and just brings it down into the subsoils. It doesn't run off. It's impressive. And then they dig a whole a section and it's like eighteen inches of beautiful soil. And it wasn't like that when they took over. It was much like this damaging farming that we do out here. It all looks like clay and shit. You know, it's an ugly soil. You see that black soil and like flower gardens, people buy that stuff. But you can create it naturally. It just takes a little more time. Well yeah, I mean we've read books before about you know the market garden or the you know the tiny you can you can make a business on two acres, one acre or whatever. That's not a lot of land. So if you had a bunch of people who was willing to do that, and then they usually employ more you know, organic methods of growing or think because they you know, it is a big plot of land, but it's one person and they're working by themselves. Right. But the one guy, he's like in Canada and he goes, you know, yeah, I work hard for nine months of the year, but he goes, I go to Mexico and other places. In off season, take the whole winter off. Yeah. Right, so it has a prety good life. Another thing with this, like you don't get the bugs, the pests, and then it's got all the good bacteria and organisms in the soil. Yeah, so the plants thrive, the plants are healthy. You don't get crop destruction on levels with primitive farming, it's it's totally balanced. You get the good predators that eat the bad bugs. And that's when some people don't realize. That it's not as much blight. Yeah. Some things people don't realize as well is when our modern farming techniques because as you said, they've stripped the soil. Even though they say, oh, we do the rotating, we do all this stuff, but our food has been proven that it is not as neutral t pertionally healthy. So even if you go when you say I buy an apple, I don't buy the process. I buy fresh apple and fresh peppers. But it's not as healthy as it was twenty years ago. And it's definitely not as healthy as probably as if you grow it yourself, because it's been grown in these mass systems that you know, all they're trying to do is pump it out right. It's not about you know, is this nutritionally healthy for you? I mean, and all you have to do is if you want proof, you go to like England and Europe, like they don't even have native fish as you know, the native fish in like the Danube or the Thames that they used to Like you'd go back, you'd see the menu of somebody from you know, the twelve hundreds, like a lot of that's gone. Yeah, and their soil is it's terrible. I mean there's certain area of course, Ukraine and all this, but like and these are examples of what we they've got thousands years on us. We would call it, you know farming, Yeah, agricultural techniques and all that they've gone through it all we're still relatively young as a country. So two hundred plus years of farming on this scale, and you know, I'm by no means an expert, but you can see the road we're heading to. Yeah, it's just not the soil, it's your water, you know, you name it. It affects a lot of other other things. Well, yeah, I mean Britain was forested and if you look now there's not that much forest. They used to have bears, they used to have this and that. Yeah, all throughout Europe. Yeah, because all the stories had all that. But wolves yep. But I mean, you know, but there are more sustainable ways of doing things. It's just you know, getting people to do that. So if you had a lot of people who are willing to start small farms, because if you think about it, you know, it also helps economically too, because. If you have especially locally, well that's. What I'm saying, like if you have one big think about lately and think about with COVID and now with the bird flu, right, you have these all your chicken comes from you know, Tyson and they have one big farm and then it gets taken out by bird flu. Well then everybody in the country is affected. And you're talking hundreds of thousands of birds. Yeah, but it means now you now there's a shortage of chicken country wide. Right, that's not good for national security. Either, well it's not, but it's also not good for. You or the Chinese owning the largest pork producer and you know the world. But I mean all these small farms that supplied a little area. If one of them had, say they got they got the bird flu whatever, and then or whatever it was some kind of issue, that one was taken out, so that little area would be affected and they'd have to reach out to the other community to get their chicken, which might drive up prices. But it's one small spot. It's not half of the country because everybody gets it from one page. And check this out to your point about like microeconomics, you know, local impacts, Like a lot of these guys they so there's a lot of people that just travel and harvest. That's their job. They go to Wisconsin, Ohio, whatever. You know, if you were sustainably farming, not only farmers market, but like a lot of this food it doesn't go to our market. Yeah, the soy, the soy and the wheat, and it probably goes to other countries, yeah, you know, or somewhere else that we don't. And then as far as like people working the farms you know, they're in and out. They're transient. Yeah, so does it affect our local economy the wages these guys get paid. They get in their truck and hit the next state or the next area. And if you sustainably farmed, you're going to have to have more localized workforce, I think, yeah, because there's more to do. It's not like all the shortcuts. It's almost extends the season of work. So and then you get better product and it stays in, it stays localized. Maybe you get big enough, get good enough, you could shape you know, ship it an hour away and start you know, spreading. The races and think about how much more healthy your food would be because not only is it grown locally, but it's fresher. Yeah, because you know they often picked off. Four days, five days on a truck or more. Yeah. I mean that's why half the time your. Fruit's not Well, there's a whole I've delivered to like just say, this mushroom place where they just deal with mushrooms. It's a giant warehouse that's refrigerated. Yeah, it's really dark and spooky when you're in there by yourself too. Yeah, but and who knows how long you know, I don't know how long you can keep a mushroom fresh, and you know it. Has a short life. Yeah, yeah, so what I mean, but you think about it like when we were kids, you know, everything had a season. It was strawberry season. It was this season, and then because it was picked at the right time, it was the juiciest and it tastes good right now, you like, you buy I'm not impressed. At the time we buy strawberries, I'm like, you know, they have very little flavor. They're not that sweet because they picked them way before they're ready so they could. Ship them Timezco and. All this stuff. And then everybody's like, well you can wait and keep it in the fridge for a little bit, and yeah, they'll turn from whiter to more red. I think they have I think, yeah, like the peaches when we get we catch our peaches. I think the sun like for your fruits. I think it's just like it's coming from the sunlight to your table and you're eating it. Yeah, it's like amazing, there's peced in on it on your apples and it's sticky and it smells amazing. Like our lemons and limes. We grow in a greenhouse man. Wow. Yeah, they are like wow. So I mean you notice different. So if you go to a local farmer who's actually growing that food and not shipping it in, you know the different and you can taste it right, So you could have that if you had people that are willing, you know, so maybe you know, if Kennedy could push this, Hey we're going to make America healthy again, then you need to go back. Yeah, and it starts to go back to getting smaller farms maybe, And again, a lot of people don't want to do that work. Smaller farms need subsidies. They do, but a lot of people don't want to do that work because it's it is hard work. I mean maybe they don't. I don't know if I really agree with handing everybody money, especially industries, but small businesses. I think maybe less for the conglomerates and more for the mom and pops. Yeah, no, I agree. Yeah, let's build the middle class out. But I mean there might be a lot of people under non traditional that kind of work. But you know, if you keep it on a smaller scale, then you know, come up with a way to say, hey, you know, we can get it to the local farmers. Market, or we can get it to the local grocery store. We can get it, you know. And yeah, people will have the issue of you know, sometimes you have a bad cross because it's a bad season. So but they provide those subsidies to big farmers, so why can't they provide them the small farmer. I understand. There there's so many inherent problems with food, deserts and you know, cities. Some of its crime, some of it's money. Yeah, but just imagine if there's an increase by one hundred percent of local small farmers in and around the cities. You know, there's ways to farm in cities too. Just pushing programs for neighborhood, you know, in an old lot. You know, whatever, man, let's get some we can maybe solve some of these problems. Yeah, I mean you can give people jobs, you can have healthier food, you can and plus with technology today, you know, you could do so much more than you could in the past, right, like when you had food issues with you know, climate and I'm not talking climate change. I'm just saying you have a bad winter, right and your crops go bad. But if you grow things in greenhouses, you know, which they do a lot today and they did. Then they complain, Like in Europe, there was a lot of complaints about, oh, it takes so much energy and power and heat, you know, to keep every to grow everything in greenhouses. It does to a certain degree depending on what you grow. But you can build wall of penies, right, I mean you can't do that down south. Where there's without heat. You'd be at like fifty to sixty degrees I think is what we've read because we want to build one, but especially northern climates. I mean, and then your costs. You can even use a wood burning stove with a fan. Yeah, so now, I mean obviously its going to maintain a longer burn. But around a fifty to sixty degree temperature all year round, so it's not going to be too hot in the summer, it's not going to be too cold in the winter. So you only have to do a little bit of supplementary. Yeah. You brought to my attention and an old farmer that retired and he built a wall of penie was it Wisconsin, Minesota somewhere they get like two foot of snow all winter, yeah, somewhere, and he and his wall of penies quite large, and he uses the geothermals the tubes into the into the earth, zigzagging, and it draws and sucks that that ground air and then he barely has to heat. But he sells citrus in the winter in the local market. Yeah, and he can undercut no, actually the big growers. But he said he could sell it roughly around the same. He could sell a little bit less. But he says, if I charged the same price they charge, he's making a ton of money. Why because how many logistics. Yeah, but look at out. You have to pay the original grower. So let's say they're growing this in Mexico, then so you have to pay them, right. Then you have to pay the shipping truck to ship it from Mexico to Sekio wherever. And then you've got to play the grocery store because everybody's got to make a little bit of money. People their margins are like five percent. Yeah, groceries stores have very low margins. So then by the time it gets to you, you're paying whatever it is, like three dollars a pound or whatever. Let's just say he goes, I could charge too fifty a pound, and I'm making a ton of money on that because bag because I don't have to pay all three of those people. I'm only paying myself. It's really just an inspiring story. Yeah. And then he said, yeah, like you said, very little money. Yeah, you know, because it just and he showed, I mean it was like two feet of snow outside. Yeah, and he just has a and he had a really cheap one. He built it himself. Yeah, just plastic, you know, and it was just underground to use the natural. Reorigated metal wall. Yeah. It's just like and it's got to be the right angle for winter growing. Yeah, but you know it's amazing. It's just the heat of the earth using dude's. Grown figs and ava cotte, you know, just all kinds of stuff he's able to grow in this know, arctic tundra. Without chemicals with that, you know, and people could do that yeah, you know, all over the place. But then, like you said, you need some small business grants or things to get people going. I think it's important to because it's so stupid with our technologies and the knowledge we've gained, and just like the last one hundred years that things aren't like farming isn't done. Because all the money is pushed to the bigs and whenever people try to innovate, you're like, the bigs don't want to. I mean, they have thousands and thousands of acres, so put a wall of penie on that is not cost effective. But you if you have a one acre farm, it can be cost effective and you have enough. I mean the book we were looking at when we kind of just watch a lot of videos from the guy again, it was like a one acre farm or something. He was making six figures. Yeah, it's up in Canada. Yeah, and he goes, it's enough for me to live. Here, and he has like a manager, yeah, to run everything you need just kind of it fills in, does what he does. But it was enough for him to support his family. It's amazing on one acre. Yeah. I think his small little farms like one hundred and sixty thousand a year. He's got like three employees. One's the manager. I guess that's more of a it's probably like the dude do and everything, yeah, you know, and then him and his wife Yeah, and they're just rocking it out. But I mean you could do more, you know, but he that's what he does and that's what he's comfortable with. And I mean farmers markets are kind of expensive, I guess. But if we have more of this, we can do a bigger scale. We can drive prices down a bit. I mean really organic food, really good food. You know, like up the road there's a farm it does the beef and the chicken does, you know, And it takes a minute to get used to, like grass fed beef. And it's a little what you'd say, I guess gamy for some people, but that's all. We we acclimated to it pretty quick, like free range of Yeah, Like our eggs are amazing. When you crack them open, you're it's like it's glowing, you know, the yolk, and it's so much better for you than what you buy in stores. I mean, and the live stalks happier. The chickens are happier and they're doing their job. Yeah, and then they have rain. Most eggs are you know, you've ever it's pretty disgusting if you're watched. Like what they do with the chickens. They put them in these little pins inside a building so they don't ever see sun. They can barely walk, and they're like shoulder to shoulder essentially, and some of them, like their legs get stuck in a fence, and then they get they grow with their legs stuck in the fence, Like it's disgusting, such a bad environment for them. But but you're eating all that negative energy. Man, Yeah, they won't shit. I want to have happy food. Yeah. But the the more the darker, and the more orange the yolk is the healthier. Just has more vitamins, more minerals. But it also has a lot of vitamin D because your chickens are out in getting sun. So your egg, you know, so you eat a store bought egg, it's generally like a pale yellow or yellow, so it doesn't have as much vitamin D. So again, look at the supplements everybody buys. You know, you get those because you're deficient. If your food was healthy, you would not need to take fun And. You got out in the sun. Yeah, got out of your mom's basement and could eating hot pockets. Well, I told her daughter, I'm like you, So you don't understand the difference between like Himalayan salt and regular salt. I go regular salts white because they stripped everything out of it. It's kind of like the sugars too. Sugar is brown, comes from. Cane sugar is brown and that's the only kind. Of would be well, it's still white. Yeah, but cane sugar is all that I we use, right because it has a lot of magnesium and potassium in them in it naturally, right. But when they strip it, Yeah, when they stripped the cane sugar, they make brown sugar. They make molasses brown sugar, yeah, things, so it's yeah, so there's all these bible the. Same and you get multiple revenue streams. Correct, So you but white sugar, white sugar has nothing in it but the sweetness, so all the other the potassium magnesium, so that that's probably part of where there. If you go and take a magnesium pill or potassium pill, they get that potassium or. Corn syrup. Yeah, but they get that potassium magnesium from somewhere. So either it's chemically derived or if it's naturally it could be coming from the sugar that you eat, because you you just have white table sugar and they then they sell you the vitamin the potassium separately, right, Whereas if you just took brown sugar like raw sugar they call sugar. In the raw is a big necessarily brown. Not brown cooked like baking sugar. But brown, and like sugar in the raw is a big brand. That's it's the big chunky brown sugar. Like it's it's crystallized. You know, you'll get magnesium potaste, so you don't have to take those vitamins separately because it's in the sugar. Now again, like we said moderation, you're not going to sit there and eat sugar all day. But if that's the sugar you use, you're going to get some of it right just from using it. So but the same with salt, right, they strip everything out of the salt or white table salt was it didn't add any value but saltiness to the food. And they found out that people were getting iodine deficient, so they added io dined back to salt. But that's the only thing they added back. Everything else was stripped out. So you know if you use because I think they said there's forty seven minerals different minerals and in salt if you use it natural formed, not white table salt. So yeah, man, So. Yeah, here we go down a big tangent again. But talking about I. Think it's I think people need to if you don't know, I think this is important and we're kind of passionate about it. We could do better, we have done better, We've eaten better in the past, and you know, we get it, especially with the economy we've had in the prices. Yeah, it's harder to source the good stuff. Yeah, it's so priced out of your range. For a lot of people. Organic was already expensive, but then when you now with these prices, you know, regulars getting more expensive. Again, organic's even more expensive than. That with the price of eggs, right, yeah, But I mean. You know, anything you can do this to save to help with you know, your budget, or help with you with becoming more healthy, you know. And I think it's important for people if you have a little bit of land or you have a you know, somebody that has a backyard and you can grow garden, you know, help each other eat better and cut into that budget, that food budget. Maybe you can save enough money to help with a small vacation towards the end of the year or something you want, like that kayak or that new rifle, you know. But speaking of the yeah, but speaking of that, so there's a there's a twofold I think reason for that, you know, having your own garden er, some level of self sufficiency. One is because yes, you're you know where your food's coming from, you knew how you grew it. Hopefully it's a little more healthy and have knowledge. Yeah, but one can take from you. But it has more nutritional value hopefully, and things of that nature. But the other thing is, you know, this is one thing we want to talk about, is we are knocking on possibly World War three. So with war coming or the potential for it, you know there will be shortages and there will be hold on. And we're just going to use that as a teaser because I want to do this elong Must thing. It's kind of lighthearted. Okay. I've been trying to insert lighthearted as a world say and f that place that I gotta have some comedy or some amusing things. And so this elong Must story amused me. I saw it this morning. It's over from the Gateway Pundit. But I think you'll you can source this from others. Elon Must delivers a telling response when Donald Trump Junior suggests he buy failing ms NBC as Comcast looks to spin off channel and how this start. This was Microsoft and NBC coming together. I think, yeah, this is back before the bubble. MSNBC includes CNBC. I think sci fi. Yeah, well it's yeah, that's how they do it. They just start buying up other media. But the most disgraced media news network could soon be under conservative management if in the world's richest man turns his sights on it. If he does so, hoffed over there at Kateway Pundit report or did. MSNBC's ratings have completely collapsed since President Trump's historic victory in the twenty twenty four elections. For example, Andrea Mitchell is down. Now, these are the personalities on this this site, this news site. But she's down thirty nine point seven percent. The crazy Joy Reid's readout is down fifty four point six percent, all in with Chris Hayes's down forty seven point two percent. Alex wagger tonight, that must be like their anchor, their news anchor for that slot. I'm assuming I never watched this trash He's down fifty three point six percent. Laurence O'Donnell is down whopping sixty point six percent. Must be the late night guy. On top of this, several of the network's biggest stars are facing massive pay cuts as a result of the falling rating. The situation for MSNBC is so awful that Comcast is looking to spin off the network and it's cables for potential sale. It could even lose its name as well. I think that would be wise of somebody buys them rebrand it. Because of this, conservatives have an opportunity to reshape the media landscape. President Trump's eldest son, Don Junior, he shared an article highlighting MSNBC's misfortune and suggested X owner Elon Musk purchased the company outright, and it's it's a it's a to what do they call it? A tweet? I guess on X whatever it is now, says hey at Elon Musk, I have the funniest idea ever, he writes, and he shows Wall Street mav saying Comcast is putting MSc the little in layoffs coming. Maybe the new owners will figure out that lying NonStop to your audience is a lousy business model. So Musk, upon seeing the tweet, delivered a telling reply that will ring familiar to those who followed his eventual purchase of Twitter. He had just one question that certainly appeared to open the door to his purchase of the liberal network. He says on his his tweet, how much does it cost? Don Juna replied that it could not be much considering the creatoring ratings, to which Musk respond with a laughing emoji. In this they show like, I think, five years before he bought Twitter, five years before he bought Twitter, Elon Musk, I love Twitter. Dave Smith replies to Elon's tweet, you should buy it. Then Elon Musk says, how much is it? So? Five years later must purchase Twitter? Saved online free speech and use his expanded influence to help Trump win the twenty twelve for presidential a diction will history repeat itself? Now? For people that don't live in the States. Our mainstream legacy news media NBCCBS, you know all these CNN. It's very biased. It's almost like part of the Democrat Party. It's an extension. There's no doubt so this would be actually, I mean, we have Fox News and a couple of small little raged and Fox News I'm not a big fan of. Yeah, they're like what we call rhinos. I think a lot of them. There's some good guys. Maybe most of the good people leave, yes, you know, but the fire Yeah, Tucker was doing stuff that they didn't like. But I found that so amusing. And you know, I guess hope springs a ten, but you know, and I just think that the results of the election have has like I see more people out now, I see people in better mood. Yeah, I see, you know, just I know we're getting close to Christmas, but it's not even Thanksgiving yet. Yeah. Well, we've been out and most people shop online now. Yeah, but I told you the last because we've been out quite a few times recently, which is not normal for us. But we've had to go to the store, go to different places for different reasons, and I'm just I was amazed by how how much how many people were out shopping. I think it's just the euphoria of the election and people feel a sense of now hope with the future and things are going to get better. A weight has been lifted. Yeah, for sure, so they're happier. I mean, I haven't seen as many people like they aren't really moody. It doesn't seem like because you always run into a moody shopper, but see, people are generally it seems to be in good moods. I haven't even seen anyone masked up. No, no, but you're all hiding. But Trump's going to get me. But like, you know, just the number of people. Yes, you know we're heading into Black Friday, but I've gone out. I mean we've never really even during COVID, we really didn't stop going out. We're old enough to know what the nineties the early two thought, like how it before the Internet? Yeah, and it feels more like before the Internet. There's more activity. Yeah, you go out and it's like this. Food courts are like kind of full. I was, I was like, what the hell's going on? It's seven o'clock on a Wednesday night or something. I'm like, why is there's so many people in the food And. It used to be like that, but like you said, with online shopping and all this stuff, and. People weren't out, and especially after the pandemic, Yeah, you know, people are like. But and then you know a lot of hours were not even returned to normal after COVID. So yeah, it's like, but they're extending their hours because the holiday people are it's in. Maybe more traditional shopping, you know, I don't. I don't think so it's still more convenient to buy online. It is, but but it seems like people are going out there looking for or just trying to get out, you know, doing things. And yeah, I think it speak does speak to like there's a lot of positivity happening, and there's more people celebrating this than you probably hear on the main street news media, you know, the legacy media, I should say, but so indicators. I mean, just you know, keep your head on a swivel and observe things. I think you're going to see change for the good. I think let's see if they you know, we get in our own way with our elected officials that have been there way too long. They've overstayed their welcome, and we'll figure them out. But as we said earlier, the. American people will figure out who needs to get voted out. If if the people that are in like the House and the Senate, are not going to support Trump and his agenda, then you may not see things that you may not see as fruitful of the outcome as you could have. If you have a lot to say about this. You're going to get support. Yeah, you understand, and you're starting to bum me out a little bit. Reality needs to you know, expectations need to set you need to settle back down, Keep your expectations low, and you won't be let down, I guess. But hopefully they do a lot of the things that he promised he was going to do. Yeah, like could you imagine no federal taxes? Well, yeah, that no federal taxes would be a huge boom on the economy for sure. I mean everybody would be like getting it, like everyone winning. It's like people winning a lot, you know. I mean he talked about specifically no no federal tax on Social Security, not on tips, things like that, but there was mention it possibly being on all federal income tax He talked about using tariffs to accomplish that. But as you know, we're big followers of Martin Armstrong, and he's commented that that in and of itself, like nothing is nothing can be fixed with one trigger, right, you need multiple approaches. Generally, our economy is large and complex, so one thing is not going to fix at all. Right, So he's basically said that, you know, it needs to be like a multi pronged approach essentially. And but the Trump team, and I don't think it's Trump himself. I've heard this from other people too, This like, even though he has good people on his team. There may still be some mistakes in the grass because we know there was some leaks coming out, right. Yeah, so some of the people are kind of holding things from him because he's tried to Martin Armstrong has tried to explain to him, you know, yes, you can use because it was talked about in the past. Because I think we've talked about on this show, Federal income text did not exist until nineteen thirteen, so prior to that, our country was around for a long time before it. So and he said, you know, that's kind of how they funded the federal government was with tariffs. But people have to be careful of that because that could work. But you got to remember that a lot of what we use on a daily basis, like we talked about pharmaceuticals, we get about ninety percent of them from China. Well, and back then when they use these tariffs, it wouldn't impact because we made our products in our country pretty much. I mean, there was more industrialization in our country. We accept some things in your food, all these things. But so here, like we talked about, you know, pharmaceuticals, we get ninety percent of them roughly from China. So if you wanted to implement a tariff, sof he says, his incentive of trying to get more people to build factories in the US is a good idea, but one you got to realize that you can't build a factory overnight, can't staff it overnight. It could take a year or so before you get these things in. Some of those massive auto factories take years to build. Yeah, so I'm saying, so that's what Okay, that's that's something you have to keep in mind. So even though he promised this, you may not see it come to fruition quickly. Definitely, probably not within a year at least, because again, unless they can come in and take an old building that's already been used and shut down, shut it down, and they fix it for their purposes. If they're building from scratch, it's going to take a little time and then you have to hire all the workers and all of that. So in the interim before that occurs, you have Okay, I'm going to tax China to fund So let's say he can, and let's say Congress Incentate actually accept it and cancel federal income tax. Then the government has to make money from somewhere, So they're going to tax products coming in. So let's say that. So if they tax medicine, what's that going to do. It's going to raise the price of medicine. So if you're paying ten dollars for that medicine and he does a twenty percent tax increase because of a terror, you're gonna pay twenty percent more for that medicine. Now it's going to be twelve dollars. Right. Well, I think a lot of his reasoning behind this is that it forces American industry to produce in house, not even just as you could be a jack PMW once they have to have American plants. Yeah, and that's you're not going to get anything from overseas because the tariffs are going to be twenty percent or whatever whatever. Like you don't see caddies in Europe, yeah, because they tear if they shit out of American made caddies. Well that used to be. I don't know. They might be made in China now, but you certainly see BMW's I mean they have Toyota and Nissan, they have plants here. Yeah, So it's not like ooh, but it's going to incentivize them to make everything here. Well, that's what Trump has mentioned throughout his campaign is that you know, many other countries heavily tax US products, but we don't do the same to them. We may, we may do a little bit, but not enough to deter right, So, so and. Then our corporate tax structure is terrible. Yeah, but so the main thing is from an individual perspective, is you've got to understand you may see prices rise, and then that might piss people off and saying Trump's not doing what he promised. No, because there's gonna be a transition period, right and so, but but if you just do the tax you know, the tariffs alone, That's that's what Armstrong is warning about. Right. He says, if you just implement the tariffs, then what you are failing to see is you may have so you know, America may end up being better because if you can bring jobs and plants and things back again. It's not gonna happen overnight. It's gonna take a little time, but in the short term you will see a rise in prices because of these tariffs. Right. So, he said, you know, Trump is married to the idea. This is quote from Martin's site. Trump is married to the idea that terroifts will bring back American jobs. But he also notes that companies left because of taxes, you know, so he goes, eliminate the income tax. That's one thing, and that's what Trump talked about, federal income tax. Right, he says, end the borrowing. That's another important thing, because government will never you know, if if you don't end the borrowing, you could say, I'm gonna eliminate the federal income tax. You're gonna have to raise tariffs like crazy to cover all the spending our government does. So you got to print money, yeah, specifically for sending to like Ukraine and things like this. Yeah, so you have to stop the borrowing or because when they overspend that tariff. So let's say they put a twenty percent tariff in and that's enough to cover the entire federal budget. Now, granted, again we aren't following the constitution. We' supposed to have a balanced budget every year. We don't. But if they did, then you can say, excuse me that twenty tariff covers are borrowing this year. But then if next year government wants to spend more, then they then they they're gonna go, well, we have to raise the tariffs to twenty one percent because now we want to do more spending. Well, you can't just perpetually raise the tariffs because it's going to ruin your economy. So ending the borrowing is another important thing, and he had a plan for that. It's got a debt to equity swamp. I'm not going to go into all of that, but we could get rid of all of our debt. But he said, that's the major point. He goes, we can get rid of our national debt with a debt to equity swamp. But he goes, but you have to end the borrowing. You have to make it illegal for the federal government to borrow. So that's an important factor. And he says Then he goes on to say, and I and do what I said with Sole Security. So he wanted to do He was called in decades ago to basically change Sole Security to be a wealth fund, so essentially it acts more like your four oh one K rather than a fund that you know, because he's always talked historically it is. About autres lock box. What was that? Yeah, I mean, so I remember under I think Bush Junior, they tried to create an account. Everybody had their own account. Remember I voted for that. But everybody was like they didn't understand it, but rather than because right now, social Security by by definition, is a Ponzi scheme. Oh yeah, well the Biden administration just took some money out to uh what was it for the green the whole for climate? Yeah, climate bullshit. So it's already broke because you know. People say Clinton balanced the budget, but he stole from Social Security. Yeah, they don't tell you. That they've always stolen from So that's why if you had your own individual account, it would be hard to do that, right. Yeah. But also too there's too many people that are in the plan and not enough people contributing to the plane because the baby boomer generation is the big giant and now they're all collecting. Right. But what I say it's a Ponzi scheme is because by definition of Ponzi scheme is somebody puts in today and then the same day somebody takes out. Right. So that's what's happening. When you money and money out. So when you get money taken out of your paycheck, every time you get paid, it's going to pay for your your parents or your grandparents sold security check. Right, that's what's happening. There's no money in there that's you know, been allocated to each individual. It's just coming out of your paycheck and into their bank account, ye ask. Bringing me off about that, that's probably how he ran. Every Ponzi scheme fails, and that's why sold security is failing. So but he wanted to make it a wealth fund back decades ago, and he said, if you ran it and invested it, because look at the stock market. If you look at the stock market from the eighties to where it is today, if you put all that money in the stock market, there would be more than enough in the stock market today to pay for everybody that was retired, more than. Enough and future retirees. But because they had to, I mean, people don't realize, but your sole security money is invested, but it's not in stocks, it's in government bonds. So nobody puts their money in government bonds. But that's why governments right. No, I mean big businesses due because of the liquidity and supposedly the triple A rating of you know, the federal government. But what he talked about was, you know, when you put it into the government bonds, there was a what do they called actuaries that do number calculations, and the bonds needed to average eight percent annually a year to be to be able to cover their obligations. But we know during the low interest rate periods when everybody was getting three percent mortgages, bonds were paying almost zero. So that was over a decade. So if you needed to get eight percent every year for it to be sustained, but you had almost zero for over a decade to fifteen. Years, it's like compounding interest in the negative for us. So it basically didn't grow at all. So rather so the lost money, Yeah, because they lost money because it was being pulled out to pay for benefits and and what was in there was not growing. So so what's a traditional rate of return the stock markets average historically? Is it ten? Well that's what they tell you. Yet like over a long period at time. Yeah, I mean there's ups and downs. But Martin's example was he said that if you know, he set it all up, talked a bunch of congress people and whatever, and had to haul the program ready to go. But what stopped it was he said that he goes, we have to hire proper fund managers like that that are right now, and you know, mutual funds and other places they hire people to manage. Their actual talent, not bureaucrats exactly. And he said, so, he goes, you have to people who know what they're doing, have experience, and they can manage just money so they don't lose it, right, And then he said, well, the Democrats were like, well, I want to when we when we take office, because obviously this was being discussed during a Republican term. He goes, when we take office, we want to put our own people in there. And he goes, No, he goes, it's not about putting people. You know, your uncle can't manage this fund of money if he's never been a fund manager. He goes, it has to be somebody that knows what they're doing. And he goes, because we had all these fights, he said, forget it ain't gonna work. Yeah, he because they'll just lose the money. They'll make one bad bet and all the money's gone. And he goes, it's not about who you can put in office. It's about doing what's right for the American people. And this is what we have had in government for so long and what we still have today. And that's why you can't get change. You know, So that's why he was saying, you know, if you do that, we can have a secure system. That's such a great example for younger people that don't understand how the government works. It's still on the illusions that oh, well, they're there for us. They're all good guys, they're there for the people. They're there. They're not. They're a bunch of stupid, greedy bastards, and they don't understand half the ship they're voting on. Well, you got and they don't care too. You got to remember too, half the people in government never had a real job, right, so they don't understand how things work. And that's why Trump is good for the economy because he was a businessman, so he understands what regulations did to his business. He understands about you know, not making not spending more than you make. Yeah, because you can simple finance. Yeah, so you know, And that's the thing. That's why that one in one they tried to allow sold security to be individual funds. It'd be like me and you having our own solid security fund, our own like like everybody who works. And we could possibly do better. Yeah, but I don't know if they'd allow you to people you know, I don't know if they'd allow you to pick the investments, but it'd be like, well, what if it. Was like a mutual as simple as a mutual fund, like you can go emerging markets, you can, you know, yeah you could. I mean that would be nice, but it'd be like. Toil it down to most people. If you work at a private sector, you have a four oh one K and it's yours, it belongs to you the company. Because there was companies stealing doing what the government was doing and pulling money from that to cover their profits. That's why it's not allowed to be in house anymore. Your investment into that four oh one K is in a third party and it's your money. That's why. So it's same. You could do the same. Thing from the government examples and words exactly. You could say solid. Security, it's not rocket science. No, you could say social security. We will fund what everybody was promised, and then from this day forward you take from your patriot and it goes into your personal account, so you have that money when you retire. Yeah, it's fantastic if they would actually and nobody's really talking about. That, no, but I don't think they'll do it. Because again he's gone in there's. Too much partisan politics and you know, kickbacks. And so he said multiple things. You have to eliminate. You eliminate the income tax, you end the borrowing, do what I said for social security, which is what I was talking about. He goes, the companies will return, bringing foreign companies with them, so your example of BMW, they would come here too. He goes, you will create the most significant economic boom in history while the rest of the world competes completes the economic decline outlined in the World Economic Model into twenty twenty eight. So what the model's predicting is that we're going to have a worldwide essentially like recession heading into twenty eight from now to twenty eight, so we're just all heading it's just the natural course of events because of all the overspending everything going on. We are heading into a recession depression everybody. Yeah, the US could avoid it if you do all of these things. And it's not like the original depression where it was wasn't it government liquidity or something, or was it. Government was government bond? But no, that's fine in Europe and like the whole markets outside the US affected, the US and then people are jumping out of windows. Well, that was the stock market that made people. Jump out of window, the Great Crash. There's Great depression. Yeah, but in the Great Depression, everybody only talked about the stock market, but it really was a bond crash, bonds. It was a worldwide bond crash that caused because people don't realize the size of the stock market versus the size of the bond mine. And that was the twenties, was the rhyme mark, the out of control inflation, and you know Germany. And then but he talked about almost every government of the world defaulted on their debt. We did not because we were actually a creditor to the world at that time. But we're we're a debtor now like most of the world. So if we so, it would be the same thing. If everybody starts defaulting on their debt, then you're gonna have a big depression. Because governments fund themselves through debt. That's the only way they fund themselves. So if you have a crash of debt beyond that means that means that who's going to lend. So if the United States, let's say they faulted on their debt, and you need to sell debt to fund the government. No one's going to buy that because we're gonna be like, well, you're not gonna pay me back because you're defaulted, right, So that's what happened. So then these foreign countries could not borrow to fund their local their government, so they crashed. That's where we're at today, and that is the higher level reason why you know, the World Economic Form and all these people, they know, everybody in the world knows debt is unsustainable. They all know they're going to default. And what Martin's always said, and it seems very logical to me, and the most logical of anything I've heard, is that that's the reason they want to take us to war, because if you're in war, you're gonna be like, well, we have something bigger to worry about. We're in a war. Yeah, don't worry about this stupid debt. That's a perfect segue into our I'm going to say it's going to be our last subject of the day. A lot of people think World War three has started. Yeah, my own intents and purposes, Yeah. It's the beginning. Let's see how this shakes out. That we have enough time or are they going to escalate it before the change of regime here in America because none of us want war anymore. We've been in the perpetual war cycles for too long. There's always a lull, but they rampant back up politics people, you know, the defense industry, the industrial military complex gets itchy, needs some money in that. You know. Well, as you said, generals on the boards, generals and politicians on the boards of raytheon on. You know, it's good for. Business for I mean, I heard one person who was interviewed who said, you know, Trump was the first president since Ford he did not start a war. Now, we had a war going on, we had Afghanistan and stuff like that, but he didn't start it. You know, we had Clinton had Bosnia, Bush had Iraq Afghanistan. Obama had Syria. You know, Biden funded the Ukraine, even if it's pop proxy war. So everybody started wars, but Trump. That's what's happened. It's a proxy war with Russia. Now it's the old Cold War where we were in Vietnam. We're in wherever the Soviets turn up. We've got to get our teeth into it and stop them. It's the same playbook, and you know, going back to Vietnam, like the Golf of Tonkin. I forget the guy's name. I think the movie is called the Documentary or and he helped get us into that wars called the Fog War or something, and he said the Golf of Tonkin like he didn't know it at the time. But sorry, guys, but it never happened. You know, it was an inside job whatnot to start this war, to get us into Vietnam. Sixty thousand Americans died, how many Vietnamese and you know, so it was just part of the perpetual war cycle. Afghanistan turned into twenty plus years rack you know, you name it. It's just it's ridiculous and now here we are and you've. Got to look at things globally too, like I mean, there isn't any but no, I'm just saying from a logic, like a philosophical perspective, right, like it's not land grab anymore now that people aren't going after like you aren't England trying to grab all this. Yeah, it's just like the average country, average person just wants to live their lives. You live in the country living, Maybe you're happy there, Maybe you're not. If you aren't, If you aren't and you're in a free society, you can move. You know, people aren't. It's not about that anymore. You know, it's not about land grabbing it really anymore. It's not about territory expansion. So it's like, so there's really no need for war. I mean, wars generally fought for you know, land grab or resources. So like you know, historically. Resources world War two, you had absolute you know resources on their small tiny nation is a nation, and they went every mansion, you know, China, everywhere they were going to grab coal, grab metals, grab you name it. Yeah, and then you look historically though a lot of times when you had the mini ice Age and different things like that, people were fighting because there was no food. You know, you lived, you lived in an area where cold hit, all. Your food died famines. So you had to go somewhere else and take from somebody else. So I mean, but you know you can. So I guess what is this all about? What is this really about? Well, high level, I think it's what Armstrong said. You know, they are they're pushing war because they know of Europe is a much worse condition than we are, you know, and they know they're ready to go. Yeah, they know it. Pensions and then they going on. Government historically will not admit that they're the one that caused the problem. They always find an outside enemy, so you don't blame them, you blame somebody else. So if they can't all of a sudden pay your pension, and you're in Europe, which is heavily socialistic and people retire very early and then they live on their pension, you'd have a bunch of people with pitchforks and guns or whatever if you coming coming after the government, and they're gonna be like, no, no, no, it wasn't us because Russia attacked us. So now we have to be at war. So and again, if you're in the middle of a war, your pension doesn't matter that much. We have more important things going on. We got a war, you know, so those are the. Things on the line exactly. Pension doesn't matter if yeah, and only reason. And Martin Armstrong has talked about that, he has met we told you he meets with world leaders and he's talked about his plan and he said that was the plan of defaulting on your debt. Was Klaus Schwab's plan from the World Economic Forum was a Nazi, So he goes, they wouldn't accept my plan. They accepted his plan. Yeah, and you'll own nothing and be happy, you know. So gonna strip all the money from the people, Gonna do this, Gonna do that. And and they also think that, you know, this war is going to be super easy, like they in one of Armstrong's articles, he's talked about the neocons, from Dick Cheney and his daughter to that Adam Kinzinger or whatever. Yeah, he goes, they all claim that we can defeat Russia in three days, because that's that's insane. Yeah, So he's like, you know, they just have this just fairy tale belief that we can just boom, you know, it'll be nothing like a flea bite. You know, you're it's done, and you have yours a little nuisance and you're done, and I'll throw throughout a lot of Europe. They feel that way as well, But they don't understand that this, you know, this is a new could be a nuclear war, not necessarily a nuclear war on a grand scale, you know, wiping out I mean, he even says his model predicts the end of Europe I mean that sounds pretty omoch but that could be. We're not talking like crater holes and nukes. It's probably in a different form. Like the EU is dead. Well, yeah, nobody wants to be in the EU anymore. Yeah, it's dissolved. Things have changed and they you know, there could be some nuke strikes, you know, strategic localized. I mean, you could have a big you know. I mean, I don't know, this is nothing I even try to think about. As a Cold World War child, we had enough of that shit when we were young. It was a constant every day you got up at a to go outside and play. In the back of your head, you knew that the world could end, you know. Yeah, so I mean again, you know, he it's what the model says, but you, as a human have to interpret what you think it means, and you may not be right. I'll give you an example. The model said that in twenty sixteen in a third party candidate when US president, Yeah, now, Donald Trump won, which was not a third party cannon. He was a Republican. He was there, but in hindsight, he said he was treated like a third party candle because Republicans hated him. In a Democrats hater, so he was more like a third party. So it's all up into Trent. Gypsy for fortune teller man. So it's true something's going to happen, but you don't know exactly what that means. Reading Noster Domis's quatrains, you know you have to Yeah, I don't still something something's going to happen, right, Yes, something will happen. And people who when you say we're in a war, people will all deny it. But like we said, it's more proxy because we've supplied the weapons. It's just that this time around, this is what's disturbing. Russia has boots on the ground. They are fighting to grab the dumb Boss and all those regions that are ninety Russian, and we're behind thing that they're fighting against. Well yeah, but also too, you know, I mean. The United States and they know it, we know it. Yeah. Historically, you know, if you we have supplied the weapons, like Ukraine would not have been able to attack Russia in any way, shape or form without our weapons. So fundraising in the UN countries and or the NATO countries, and you know, raising funds and all this, and there's a lot, there's a lot of multi level agendas happening. Yeah, but I mean there's a lot of money laundering. But high level and the simplistic nature of it. Historically, if you supply the enemy with weapons, even though we're not in the war, will you basically buy by conflict or. World War Two, we were sending covertly Roosevelt against America. Is we were isolationists at that point, We're like, no more foreign entanglements. We were sending stuff to England. Yeah, did yourmans found out what ship was that? And they freaking torpedoed it because they put a whole big ad in what was it, the New York Times or something billboards and the new they told American cage ad. Yeah, they told Americans, do not take this because it was supposed to be a luxury liner for rich Americans. And they told him to go to Europe and they told him, do not get on this ship because we're going to vomit because it's being used to transfer weapons. And again, our press, even back then, had some people that were in the government pocket, so they weren't saying that, but they did. But the German government took out that full page and people could see it, and it warned people not to take it, and then when the ship was sank, it was told to the American people, Oh, the dirty Germans sunk our boat. But they warned people they were going to do it, and they said, it's because it's being used to push bring weapons secretly to Europe, to England. And it was a lot there was a lot of that going on covertly, and it could be uniforms, it could be food, it could be whatever to aid their enemies. And they straight out said don't do it. Yeah, because it's America didn't want Roosevelt wanted war. Yeah, the American people Congress, the House, they did not. And back then you had to have a declaration of war go through the House and Senate. Yeah, so the people were representative. Now they just do Yeah, they just start wars for the hell of it and they use a pen. Yeah, and they don't even go. To Congress hasn't declared war. And since World War Two. You probably maybe Vietnam. But that's why we always say, I always say at least is like people are like, oh, we need to go have a you know, constitutional what is the Congress thing or whatever? Yeah, and redo the constitution, like the Constitution's not broken, it's people don't follow it. So, you know, like a balanced budget, it's not been done forever. The declaration of war you just said, you know, we. Should Executive orders aren't the way to because that's dictators Yeah, exactly, And that's how like I think Iraq and Afghanistan. Yeah, so if you followed the constitution, it says you have to have a declaration of war by Congress or we wouldn't be in there. But they don't follow it, and most Americans. Don't, so we can have military actions that are so huge like Afghanistan. You know, twenty years of that's that was a war. So but here we are and the Russians are basically like, hey man, you're giving them the capability to strike to bomb us in Russian territory and that would be. A declaration of war. Historic. Yeah, so if it got us into World War two, it's the same playbook. Yeah, going against American people, and they don't, they just don't. They just it seems like Biden's ratching it up. I know, England's giving these medium range missiles. I guess battlefield theater and theater missiles. They'd probably be longer considered a longer range. Well, the ultimate goal they think two hundred. To five hundred mile range to strike Russian cities, civilians, whatever, arms, manufacturers, military targets from Ukraine. So Russia's basically like. I mean, average person, would you allow somebody to attack you and your family and do nothing about it? You know what if Russia was funding and sending missiles to one of the cartels in Mexico and they just start lobbing these missiles into Texas, what do you think is going to freaking happen? Yeah, you'd be as an American people, what. Do you think is going to freaking happen? Yeah, you'd be like, we got to attack Russia because the cartels would never be able to have missiles unless Russia gave it to them. So it's the same situation. All you're doing is begging for a larger conflict and then multinational because they're saying that they might strike the anti missile defense system in Poland, which they warned US not to install in Poland. And I can't remember who did this, Obama maybe, but it could have been Trump. I don't know, but I remember that being a big deal. Like Russia kept saying do not do this. This breaks all the treaties with NATO being on our borders. This type of weaponry is a threat, but no, it's defensive, so we're doing it anyhow. Yeah, well, okay, so it's just these little things like this that they've been doing to the Russians since the fall. Yeah, and again, whether you like Russia or not, you know, he is the president, so his priority is to protect his people, right and if Zelensky is you know, again, it went from defending or protecting dumbas to now he's actually lobbing missiles into the interior of Russia. So he's killing Russian people. And what people don't understand it is again I'll use another example, like the Dumboss those regions that are ninety percent Russian speakers Russian terror to consider themselves Russian. Russian Orthodox Church. I mean, you don't realize Putin or Zelinsky outlawed Orthodox religion in Ukraine. Let's say there was ten million Americans in a region in Mexico. We'll just make it simple again using this, and there were a bunch of how they're using it. The Nazis. There's actually Nazi battalions with howitzers and modern weapons. They're almost like militias. They were, and that they've been fighting for over ten years trying to slaughter the Russian speaking populace of these regions. Yep. And that's part of the reason that Russia really hasn't advanced. They're just solidifying those regions. They haven't gone. They could have went the kiv Kiev. I'm taken this but he but Putin's was trying to go do the honorable thing. I guess if you will, and try to I. Don't permission is to save his Russian speaking in Germany. Did it to check Poland and they used that too, But let's not conflate it. But say we had ten million Americans and Mexico and they were being attacked and it's like a genocide going on, and we did nothing. You would have to step in and say okay, And it got so over because they're sending weapons in Russia. Is so those people can protect themselves against the Nazi battalions as off brigade, all these freaking Nazis. You know, it's a Lensky outlawed the Orthodox Church. Russian Orthodox Church in that region told him they can't speak Russian. Yep, Healy abolished elections. Most of the Ukrainians don't even want him as president anymore and they can't get rid of him. Well, he was he was set up by US Newland, Newland, the color the Orange Revolution or whatever they called it. But you know, in the CIA has been funding the as Off Brigade, all the Russian battalion or the Nazi battalions there for years, and they didn't take them to Nuremberg with the rest of the Nazis from Germany because they wanted a buffer against Russians, because they hate Russians so bad that they kept them there. So you have generations of Nazis in the Ukraine, like three generations of Nazis people, and the leader of that Nazi movement in Ukraine totally just as bad as any freaking Nazi war criminal from Germany. Yep. I mean this is real fact. I mean people really. Think, okay, they think it's a conspiracy theorist. When when some people would talk about it on a news they're like, oh, you people are crazy, but if you you can find it, if you look, there are modern Nazis there. It's just so hard to explain everything that's going on there that I'm tripping because I want to get to make another point, and it's just there's just so much that I'm trying to keep it simple. Like I was trying to tell my father. He's like, oh, you're one of those Russian sympathizers. I'm like, oh my god, Yeah, are you kidding me? Dude. I'm like, you just you don't where you get your news exactly, in no offense. I'm not like we talked about. The Mensk agreement. The whole thing was, they just. Don't fucking hear it because they're all mainstream media freaking with the agendas. Brain wont Yeah, I mean, well, we. Talked about the Mensk Agreement that could have ended this entire thing peacefully, but they want it again, going back to the overarching agenda, they want war to get themselves out of this pickle that they're in. So anything, so this is the reason to do it, So. Any other subsequent motivations behind this patriotism or we've got to help the poor Ukraine and the people that are being slaughtered wholesale. You know, they're not looking at the root causes of these things, like who's it we are at fault? We are about to go to war with frickin' Russia. If this isn't pulled back, we are on the brink. You know this Hazel we NATO designation Hazel. It's or or Shinik. These missiles, they're mid range hypersonic, so they go faster than missile defense systems can track. You will not shoot these down with an iron dome, patriot missile systems, none of that shit. Ye, you're not going to shoot these down. They're hypersonic ballistic missiles and they're game changers. And you said, if you shoot enough of them, gives you the. P I saw. I listened to his Defense minister spokeswoman and she's the one that dropped the Poland. I mean they're like, it's on the table, yeah, to strike, start striking NATO targets essentially because of what they're doing. The Americans in the British sent these missiles over to freakin' Zelenski so he can strike into Russia. Now Russia is not happy. And they kept warning, they kept warning, they kept warning, do not aid them in this exactly, do not. And they we keep pushing it like they want F sixteen's, They got F sixteen want this. They got this. Russia every step of the way is do not send them these things. Exactly, they're trying to prevent war. Russia is trying to prevent war because again, what is what is Putin supposed to do is to sit there and allow his people to be killed. He's not going to do that. He's their president, you know. And we are the one. I mean, Hitler used this to invade Poland Czechoslovakia. The Germanic ethnic Germans were being persecuted. I mean, this is an old game plan, it is. And if Russia, if Putin used this, then. War with him. I mean, but he did. He used it as a reason to take those territories over. And people don't understand Ukraine as a country is like sixty frickin years old or something. It's not a real country. It was created by one, I mean two was it. Khruz Chef and Stalin are both from that Ukraine area. A lot of Russia. They're freaking Russian from from the Don Basque and all that. It was just that when they did the whole Eastern Bloc, their access their their countries. They're you know, not NATO, but like Hungary and you know, the Soviets. It's a buffer against Mother Russia. But they also reorgans like Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia. Like Yugoslavia was like three different countries prior to the Soviets restructuring it making it Yugoslavia one big region. The same was done with the Ukraine. It's just a region. Yeah, armstrong, So Ukraine means order, that's what the word means. But again, then the Russian rout the russ didn't they were They started in Kiev. Yeah, I mean there's several Russian presidents who. Came Russian ethnic Russians. Yeah, and that's why it's I know, and that's why they had the Minsk Agreement. Everybody nobody talks about the Minsk Agreement. If you were if they if Russia and Ukraine signed it, you know that in and of itself is an act of war to back out on an agreement, right, But Zelensky backed out. Yeah, I'm just gonna hur reback now. Yeah. I just want to talk about the capability. These are these missiles because people don't think that they're and you know, typically when I hear Russia bragging about weaponry or a new aircraft or a new ship or new missile tank like their tanks are junk. I'll just say that for sure, But tanks may be inadequate in today's battlefield. I don't know. I love tanks. But the Hazel, that's our designation for this missile, has turned out to be a turning point in a rapid nuclear escalation of the last few days in the Ukraine War. The massive attack by the new Russian mid range hypersonic ballistic missile changed the game. In the words of pro Russia Brazilian journalist Pepe Escobar, sounds like a cartel guy. The Hazel is the three kilometer per second plot twist super fast Friday, the twenty second began with The New York Times reporting that Kiev or Kiev, oh I always thought Kiev, but has no radar to detect the incoming mock ten missiles and no air defense systems that can intercept them. But we were soon to discover that no one has to this day any countermeasures for this new weapon. So let's say, follow today's event through the reporting of the telegram channel Sputnik International Intel. Slava z and slavin Grad, Russian President of Vladimir Putin held a meeting in the Kremlin with the leadership of the Ministry of Defense and had this to say. I had a lot to say. His main message is the same. The reckless decisions made by the West to supply missiles to Ukraine cannot go unanswered. And he warned us about this ship. That's what we were talking about. According to Putin, testing the missile complex will continue. But he added the shocking dat at a point a reserve of these missile systems is already available. Obviously he used one. He also alerted that when used on a massive this is what I want to impart to people, the data I just gave you from the West and the Russians. It's a mock ten vehicle. This missile travels at mock ten. Due to math, it's ten times to speed a sound. A human that don't think could go that fast in an aircraft. You black out. But I mean they're saying, there's no countermeasures for it. Yeah, so it's just whatever. It's freeballing man, whatever they want to do with these missiles. They're going to do. There is no defense. No, there's just destruction. You know, it's bad. And you said when you do two. No, I'm getting to I'm getting to that. I just wanted people to understand what I just hopefully it sinks in and it's just escalating, is the whole point of this too. It's not that I'm afraid of Russia. If Russia sent missiles to the US, you know, I'm gonna be screaming for blood. Right, I'm an American. It's just so also needless exactly. He also alerted that when used on a massive scale against enemy targets, just think Poland Warsaw will say the city of Warsaw. I mean it could hit England and what fifteen minutes or something. Yeah, there was there was a just a thing. One could hit London in fifteen minutes from twenty minutes, twenty. Minutes to Paris, twenty minutes to London, I think fifteen to Germany. So I mean it's quick, it's super quick talking about yeah, okay, So against enemy targets, the missile will become comparable to strategic weaponry. Yes, you read it right, equivalent to a strategic nuke. So mass launching on a direct you know, a single target, fixing it on a single target like a major European city, it will wipe that city. Out being hit with that. I don't know if he's saying like thirty of them, yeah, forty one hundred whatever conventional warheads that can put I don't know, I mean just and they can strap nukes tone so it's a city killer yep. And it's not a nuke, So there's no radiation yep. That you can occupy that territory without being poisoned. You know, the soldiers can go right in and occupy. And for those who might not believe that, you know, this is you know, the conflict is ask again, our news in the US barely covers this. But Russia is actually buying bomb shelters for their people. They're actually they look like they're in their portable they're portable bombs. They look like tractor trailer things, and they can they can drop them off in a certain city if they feel that city's and threat and the people can go hide in those, then they can move them. Oh shit, Yeah, they're these portable bomb shelters and Russia is they're they're they're building them ramp rapidly right now to protect their people. That's a bad indicator. Exactly, so you know, and then we've talked about. How so that was just like a retaliatory strike. They expect one because they're willing to use nuclear weapons, or it's a bluff. You know. We know there's posturing. We know they're they're just preparing their people for the potential of something, right. I mean, and we've talked about over the course of this show. How you know they've implemented drafts and trying to increase the drafts and in many of these countries in Europe. So why are they doing that? They were Sweden or Finland and Norway were sending out how to survive or just pamphlets. I don't know if it's nuclear. War, no radiation is just like it was between. Sweden and Finland. I think they've sent out pamphlets to the average people to say things are what this is what you can do to prepare for war. So I mean, these are all signs telling you of what is to come. So I mean you just again, what so you love about Slante You shall know them by their deeds. They've been telling you these little tiny signs all along the way of what is coming or what they want to come, you know. So that's the thing you have to, you know, be prepared for. This is a potential that. Could have well. Check this out, Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitri Peskov, there's some quotes Russia would prefer if Washington had paid attention to President Vladimir Putin's statements made prior to the missile test. Another point made by the Russians is that they are working on mechanisms to notify Ukraine's civilian population in the event of plans for new ballistic missile strikes. I don't know if they're jamming radio's been getting on there, maybe warning them or dropping pamphlets. This is what the media said AP Associated Press. Russia was sending a message Washington Post quote a threat of more to come. New York Times clear warning to Kiev and its Western patrons. Forbes retaliation for Ukraine's own deep strikes BBC symbolically important La Parisian Russia is ready for all scenarios. Yep, yeah, here we go, big breaking. This is Russia. President Putin says there are no defense systems in the world that can intercept the Russian or a Shinkanic missiles. But I want to read this little bit because it's only a paragraph. I think it's pretty good. Comes from Armstrong economics, so well, hold on. Man, if you're not worried, you should be worried now. Honestly, Yeah, But so it says the Russian Foreign Minister recently came out and it kind of reiterates this point, but came out reminding the Collective West so it includes United States Europe right, that allowing Ukraine to use West supplied long range missiles to attack deep into the interior of Russia would make the Collective West quote parties to the conflict. Because these long range missiles require satellites to guide them. The Foreign Ministry reminded everyone GPS that Ukraine does not have any satellites, so that means we, as the US or Britain who just provided them or somebody else, is guiding these. Would be British satellites, and then it would be American satellites for our hearts. So we might be giving the bombs to Ukraine, but we're guiding them, right. So this is precisely what the neocons are hoping for. Zelensky has abandoned defending the Dome Boss and switched to invade Russia. Orders from the neocons they hope Putin would attack anything in NATO, because if he attacks NATO, that's basically your trigger to say, oh war and NATO has been attacked. But let me finish the Parai. I know, but I want people to understand that there's no more there's not enough soldiers to hold back the Russians. Yeah, and they brought into North Koreans to give them some experience because you know what is next, Taiwan with China. I mean, I don't know. North Korea wouldn't be involved in that, So they're getting some field experience. Yeah, just watch out grow three again, not just Russia and the US. Yeah, but the whole goal is they want Putin to attack NATO because and that gives every NATO country then reason. To get this article. I forget the article, Yeah, that article twenty eight or something that won attack you know on a country, all attack the enemy. Yeah. So now that Trump is president elect and he has rejected all neocons from his cabinet, they are desperate. This is their next step to force Putin to attack anything so they can claim he started World War three, not US. He did when he when it's been the West under their control. And he goes on saying that Putin is justified to start attacking the US directly because of this. We just talked about supplying them as and he goes, since he knows Trump is coming, he is trying he will try to sit on his hands. He has been patient and he's trying to be patient. But when he's gone into like Georgia or Kauzekis, I don't know one of the stands, he just they like just totally three days of brutality and they take back, you know, the province. So the tactics weren't used in Ukraine exactly. I mean Martin even said that on a site. He said that, you know typically. Yeah, we're not on a first name basis with. Him, but typically you know, he's a when you go to invade a country, you take out their power, you take out. This communication communications. He goes, he didn't do that. That shows you high level, that's not what his goal was. If his goal was to totally take over the entire territory, he would have done the normal traditional means of conduct. Eve in Afghanistan and Iraq, we took over communications systems. We that was the first thing is to go. With their straight and then he goes on the last sentence, care. You know, filtration systems. Last sentence. He goes on to say, God help us. If the Russian neocons overthrow Putin, then nobody's no stopping this, because he's talked many times about that Putin is actually the conservative one and there are neocons in Russia just like their neocons in America, and they want war. And the thing is, if listen to think about this scenario, if Russians are killed on a larger scale civilians and Putin doesn't attack back, the people will get angry because your family member has died, your wife, your kid, whatever. The people will be angry and they'll overthrow Putin because you're not defending us Putin, and then the neocons will take over, and then we for sure will have World War three. Yeah, there's still a lot of players in Russia that want the USSR back. Yep. They think those were the glory days of Russia, Mother Russia and all that. Just like we have neocons. Every country has neocons. Yep. It's just just the way we are built. I suppose it's a human race, you know. I I don't know what else to say. I know, we sound like we're defending Russia. But I think what it is is discussed with our foreign policy and what we do, what they do in the name of the American people. I mean, I'm a fighter, but if you're wrong, I mean you're wrong. You got to at this point you have to pull back. Don't ratchet it up. You know, Biden, I don't know who's behind him. You know, how desperate are these people going to become? Are they going to use power from the people that voted in Trump? Will he ever see a day in the White House? I don't know. I think this is you know, I don't know how many tricks are they going to have? I mean, this is we're talking World War three. I mean it's not it's game on. At a certain point, it's going to be game on, but off. But even at this current conflict, the way it is, I mean the news media barely talks about it, but by all in tons of purposes, the numbers we have seen about they said about a million Ukrainians have died. Yes, started a million. A million people have died. Just think about famed and you know civilians and you know the number. Could you could ratchet that up? And the only thing we've had in this country is raw raw from the news outlets. Raw ra ra, Save Ukraine Strong. Everybody get you know, a Ukrainian flag and flat in front of your house. You're being suckers, man, you're getting played. Yeah. How many more Ukrainians have to die? I mean they're running out of people. They were actually going to other countries and pulling Ukrainians who are Ukrainian citizens but live in another country. They were pulling them back to Ukraine to be. In the war. They were drafting sixty year old men. They have no people left, but they don't care. They're gonna throw every possible Ukrainian at this war and kill them for their own agenda. You know, it makes no sense and it shows you well it's their agenda, not yours. No, you know. And then I'm going to tell you real quick. Armstrong from Armstrong Economics. His computer says, according to our computer, we are looking at war into twenty twenty seven, So from now into twenty twenty seven, becoming very violent in twenty twenty six. I know he's in. Other people other sources have said they're going to try to make this war. It's going to be on Trump it's going to be during his presidency because they're going to make it so big and so hard he can't he can't get out of it. He doesn't want war, but yeah, if they escalate it to the point that there's no way to get out, he's going to have to deal with this. And a lot of people have been saying that. I'm like, ah, come on, come on, why you know, what's the larger agenda here? I guess debt. Yeah, and then well even. You'll own nothing and be happy. Armstrong even jokes that NATO is basically the retirement for neocons because they go and they work there. Well, just like reON and all the defense you know, the generals and politicians get to go be on the board to make millions of dollars a year and get stock options. So it's just it's an octopus man. He goes on to state, I warned at the World Economic Conference, which he has a yearly conference, that Trump's the. World Economic Forum. That's something totally different. It's the count Actually. It's the counter yeah to the Global list WF, he said. I warned during the meeting that Trump's administration will not be four years of bliss. I warned the computer was forecasting a serious shift and trend. As you can see, he shows graphs and things. There's a panic cycle in twenty twenty six. These neocons have full control of NATO and are pushing Europe to the brink of World War III. The neocons killed Kennedy for being anti war. They tried to kill Trump twice to keep us from going to war. These people have no ethics or moral morals. They're pure evil. And the media that call that a conspiracy theory asked them how much they are being paid for this BS. Well, I'd like to leave it with some I'm a bit more positive, but I think we've this. This program's run its course. Man, it's been over two hours, So keep paying attention to transgender rights and Trump's a Nazi and all this other bullshit. Divide and conquer, Yeah. It's all it is. That's all it is. There are real issues here. Well you can lead on one. One light note is that crazy commercial Jaguar did with all those crazy dressed people and those bright colors. Oh jeez, go woke, go broke? Exactly they like do These CEOs are supposed to be the smartest guys in the room right, supposed to be just like politicians. Yeah, but now the ones here, because you wonder, like, how are these people put in hard? You know, it might be that thing where you know they're smart enough to know they're not smart, so they pick smart people to work for them. So they're just a figurehead. But then they you know, the other people do the work, but they get to make some decisions. Those guys, yeah, they The article on zero Head says pronoun pronoun wielding jaguar boss goes on damage. Controls or its pronouns or what is it? Wait a sec, but it says goes on damage control after cringeworthy woke ad, Well, you can destroy a brand in thirty seconds that took a lifetime to build. His pronouns are he and him. But there are people now, and I've seen it at work that when they put their name and then they in parentheses put what pronouns they want to go by. I've laughed at it when I first saw it. I'm like, what, I will not do that because I don't believe in that. But like, if if you don't know what to call somebody, how about is their name right? Like if your name's Chatoe. You know, Oh my gosh, I don't want to. Yeah, But my point was, if you don't know what to call somebody, because I don't know if they consider themselves a day or he or him, why don't just if their name's Joe, just call him Joe, Say hey Joe, and then you won't have to worry about offend. Even if it's short for Josephine. But it's like, but if they go by Joe, then they call him Joe. Right, you don't have to worry about offending anybody. Life is just upside down in so many different ways. But then it goes on the article and I showed you this right at the end, it says, meanwhile, over at Austin Martin take take my money please, they actually show an ad with a scantily dressed woman and in the little bottom part of the ad says, you know you're not you know you were not the first, but you don't really care. So too hot, it's too hot baby, too sexy. Yeah, so very man right, But they are doing well. They're not woke and broke. I guess. Yeah. They know their their market, they know their client. Fifty sixty year old dudes with money. Yeah, well, man, I gotta get some grub. You're probably gonna get mad at me that. It's pretty late in the day. We got stuff to do. I love y'all say some prayers. Man, I don't know. There's some dirty business going on. Yeah, I mean, you know. And we got a geriatric you know, nothing against I know people his age that have their ship together. And he's the leader of the free world, Joe Biden, Biden Biden. But that shows you he's not running anything the neocons or somebody. That's why he's going to catch all the blame and we're never going to get to the you know, who's who's really behind the ship. Obama did leave the country. Why, I don't know. Oh I did hear. One other thing that I found was, I don't know, maybe this is something. Helen Degenerous lives in England now she. Left and says she's never coming back. Yeah. Good, But no this other's day that I heard that may lead to something. It may not because again our tagline, right, remember the day before nine to eleven, the Pentagon admitted that what trillion dollars and that was a lot of many a lot of money back then, many a trillion went missing from the Pentagon's budget that they couldn't find. And then the next day nine to eleven happens, and ironically, one of those planes hit the Pentagon. Apparently there was a section where the finance department was investigating. Yeah, exactly, so all the paperwork and documents on the investigation were destroyed when that plane hit. But regardless of that, just the other day the Pentagon admitted nine hundred and twenty six billion dollars is missing from their budget. So people were like, I wonder if something's gonna happen to hide that missing money. Yeah, the vacan Elon need to get on top of that shit and cut some fat. Yeah, but maybe the paperwork that houses that's going to mysteriously get destroyed by something. You know, cyclo, bomb, hurricane, snowstorm. Yeah, they call him the bomb cyclone or something that's hit out west. Yeah. So that's it for us. Stay tuned. We did about an hour of just off topic stuff. I hope you enjoyed it. And you know, Misha, you know where our points of view lies on healthy food and stuff like that. So and just again and you got to remember, man, just because we think we're winning doesn't mean we stop. You don't stop the fight. Yeah, you gotta keep going. Yeah. So, like you said, keep praying Trump. This is as much of a spiritual war as it is a you know, absolutely, and so you got to keep praying for the country. Pray for your countries. If you're in another country. Nobody wants World War three, you know. But if but you could do whatever you can to prepare your family, you know, get a little extra food stores. Like we talked about in the beginning of the year, with the things that we we said to do, try to prepare yourself as best you can. And we'll leave it with Greg Country's tagline, right, prepare yourself. Uh, physically, spiritually. So that's a good, a good rule. My number one rule, don't get dead. I think that's damn Bonginos too. Maybe he stole it from me. Maybe don't get dead. All right, we gotta get off the brink. Can't can't be doing this stuff. Need an age of enlightenment. Peace, See you guys later. Say goodbye bye. Bye dame. Name, and then beddy D
