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I will copy/paste 2 more articles from Aug 2024 below by Jimmy Dor & Whitney Webb (it's actually a conglomeration of information I tried to capture so please forgive the mess.  It was during the onset of my illness & reflects how I was doing but the information can easily be vetted through the sources in the articles)..

You'll see the names of the parties involved in this Deep State gang - pretty scary as Whitney reveals the "players" but  believe we all hoped for the best - all e could do considering the alternative party.

It was a let down learning about Tulsi's involvement in WEF & hearing her actually defending Biden's leftist character behavior to a fake news "reporter" but I wasn't that surprised.  It's probably just the beginning of the 2025 play book.  Trump IS a leader but he still answers to the cabal which we'll probably never hear him speak of without ending up like those before him who tried.

JD Vance Deep Ties to The Surveillance State! w/ Whitney Webb!

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If you want to understand JD Vance’s thinking I encourage you to go watch this.  It is a well thought through 1:32 speech intended to express his ideology about the Republican establishment, the Democratic establishment but here is one passage that I found very telling and 1:39 very interesting Senator Mitch McConnell was elected literally the year that I was born and Mitch McConnell is extremely confident about nearly every 1:45 single foreign policy view that he holds despite the fact that he's been a senator since I was born in nearly every foreign policy position he has actually 1:51 been inv okay so whatever your views if I can impart something really really important to you or anybody else who's listening on social media otherwise it's 1:57that we have to be open to new arguments when people say something challenges our preconceived notions, if your response is to sort of think about it, that's good 2:03 whatever conclusion you timately come to if your response is to kind of seize up and immediately repeat the slogans that we've all heard for the last four years 2:09 you are part of the problem and we have to beat back the problem for we going to fix what's going on in the country so let me sort of articulate too 2:15 and this is not to mean to be a full scale or full so that was interesting that he's against Mitch McConnell.  Here's

2:21one more thing about the Ukraine war in JD Vance here Fox News in October of 2023 reported this Republican Senators 2:28 introduced a standalone Bill to Israel without more funding to Ukraine quotee Republican lawmakers oppose combining Ukraine and Israel Aid Republican  2:34 Senators Russia Marshall Ted Cruz JD Vance and Mike Lee introduced a standalone Bill to funnel Aid to Israel without tying it to Ukraine Aid on 2:39Thursday the bill called the supplemental Appropriations Act is an alternative to President Biden's $16 billion emergency supplemental Bill he 2:45 requested from Congress last week that was the bill that we covered now obviously JD V is a supporter of financing Israel's military and its Wars 2:51

I would say you probably can't survive in Republican politics without taking that view certainly Trump has that view Joe Biden has that view Kamala Harris has that view and I've made my views of that 2:58 very clear that's obviously place where I vly disagree with JD V to put it mildly but given the Alternatives that 3:04 Trump had to choose from in the Republican Party he could have obviously gone with some hardcore Trump follower like Matt Gaetz  3:10 or Marjorie T Green or Carri Lake and I think there from a political perspective that would not have been wise because 3:16 that really would not have expanded the appeal of the Republican Party.  JD Vance not only will for obvious 3:22 reasons but also there is a genuine record of him 3:27

defending the kind of anti-establishment populitics that got Donald Trump elected in 2016.  We'll see throughout the 3:33 campaign exactly how he articulates that he's obviously going to be constrained by what Trump supports and obviously in a lot of ways his vice presidential pick

3:38 is even more important than usual given that Trump's age makes it highly unlikely that he could go beyond four 3:44 years and beyond that would be term limited but there's also a chance 3:50 given Trump's age that he wouldn't make it through the 40 years and symbolically certainly this is Trump taking this movement that more or less he has 3:55 single-handedly brought into the mainstream it was bubbling in Republican politics for a long time but he was able to AR could and sell it and he's 4:01 essentially naming his successor. That's the significance of JD Vance being so much younger from that next or even two generations removed from Trump and so I 4:07 do think JD Vance selection is more important than the usual vice presidential selection and I think deconstructing his actual ideology is 4:12

reflected in his actions and votes and bills not just in his rhetoric is more important than 4:18

ever so back to Whitney webs she says The Man Behind Trump's VP picks would 4:24

pickets worse than you think while JD Vance has his own controversies his 4:29 close connection to billionaire Peter Thiel who was poised to have unprecedented influence of the new Trump 4:35 Administration should deeply unsettle every American who cares about Freedom, privacy and reigning in the surveillance 4:43 State.  Now I read this article and I'm just going to read you a little bit of it.   It is a pretty jarring article to say 4:50 the least and it's certainly damped out my enthusiasm for the JD H after the recent 4:58 Revelation that Donald Trump has selected JD Vance as his vice president.  Public attention not only turned toward Vance but also to 5:04 billionaire Peter Thiel.   Vance has been one of the several prominent Thiel proteges whose profile has risen in 5:11 recent years with other proteges of the PayPal co-founder including open AI Sam 5:17 Alman and Andreil Palmer's lucky sorry recent reports have also 5:24 noted that Theil first recruited Vance into his Circle while Vance was still a 5:29

student at Yale law school.  Shortly thereafter, Vance joined Thiel's investment firm Mithril Capital where he worked for 5:37 2 years before joining Revolution Ventures.   Vance played a major role in Revolution's Rise of the Rest Seed Fund 5:45 whose major investors included Amazon's Jeff Bezos and the Walton family of Walmart who boast long-standing deep 5:52

ties to the Clinton family.  Vance later launched his own Venture Capital firm 5:58 Naria Capital in 2020 which was heavily funded by Thiel as well as former Google 6:04 CEO Eric Schmidt who we know is a CIA buddy buddy and was very much 6:12 involved in the lockdown okay so it gets worse.  Both Schmidt and Thiel 6:17 are key members of the steering committee of the controversial closed door and overtly globalist Bilderberg 6:25 Conference.  Newsweek once called Schmidt and Theil the two most influential figures 6:30 at Bilderberg.   Thiel has donated heavily to Vance's political career giving 15,000,000 to Vance's successful Senate bid in 2022 election cycle in what was then 6:41 the largest donation ever given to one Senate candidate. Thiel also joined Vance 6:47a former never Trumper on a visit to Trump's Maral Alago where Vance successfully won the former president's 6:54 blessing.   Thiel also connected Vance to other members of the so-called 6:59 PayPal Mafia like David saaks who donated a million to Vance and hosted a fundraiser for him Sachs along with

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PayPal co-founder Elon Musk were allegedly a key factor in Trump's election of Vance as vice president as

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they ran a secret lobbying campaign for Vance that also included media presenter Tucker Carlson after leaving PayPal

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steel would follow a similar path in creating another company palent now

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we've talked about Palintir here on this show we showed you how they're doing what the CIA can't do legally so they do

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it privately and they are bragging about being able to surveil stop social

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right-wing movements things like that palent is the engine oh by the way the

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head of we showed them just most recently at our live show Alan karp the head of palent said that it was really

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important to stop these student protests about uh Gaza because if they

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win the intellectual battle over it will never be able to send US military out

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anywhere again and so that was who this is so palentir the founded palentir that

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guy Alex car is the engine on which the surveillance State runs and soon after Vance was announced

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as Trump's vice president it was reported that palintir co-founder Joe Lonsdale as well as Palintir itself were

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backing a trump Vance super pack called called America pack so there they

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are okay so now let me bring in the author of that article to fill in the rest of the gaps Whitney web she's been

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a professional writer researcher and journalist since 2016 from 2017 to 2020

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she was a staff writer and Senior investigator reporter for Min Press News she's a contributing editor for

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unlimited hangout and author of the book One Nation Under blackmail about the

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connection between the US intelligence Services organized crime and Jeffrey Epstein welcome back to the show Whitney

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Webb hey great to be here thanks for having me so tell me what's so bad about

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uh JD Vance's connection with Peter theal and do you think that the money

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that Peter theal is giving to this sounds like a stupid question as I'm saying it do you think that the money

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that uh uh Peter theel has given to JD Vance is going to manifest in more

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surveillance state activity from JD Vance and Donald Trump um yes I

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absolutely do  - not just because in general politicians when they're in office and uh in contrast to what they

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say on the campaign Trail when they're in office they do what Their donors tell them to do um so I think that's what

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we're likely to see in a second Trump Administration uh particularly with JD Vance as the vice president keep in mind

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Trump um sorry Peter thel was a major donor to Trump during his first campaign cycle played an outsized role in his

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transition team as a result and uh had major influence over people that were put in Trump's cabinet particularly in

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the Pentagon uh which led to an explosion of contracts between the US Military and paler during Trump's first

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term as well as other um you know defense startups and Military and intelligence contractors that are funded

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by Peter the uh which include clear viiew AI which is a facial recognition um company and andil which is cre which

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was created by Palmer lucky and Trey stev Trey Stevens being a um a big part of the's Founders fund and Palmer lucky

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having been a theal fellow that sold his VR company Oculus Rift to Facebook while uh Peter theel was on the board of

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Facebook um and as far as JD Vance is concerned,   JD Vance not only really owes

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his political re career to Peter theel he also owes his previous Venture Capital career to Peter theal uh because

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it started at a the link firm called mithil capital and then um you know after he he went and joined um The

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Venture Capital firm of a former uh or the AOL co-founder Steve case uh the rise of the rest fund I mentioned

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earlier and his current uh VC firm naria Capital um he co-founded with another

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person that he worked with at mithil Capital uh and was largely funded by Peter theel and Peter theel was the main

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bankroller of his initial Senate campaign and subsequently was the person

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that brought him back into Trump's good graces after his uh you know a lot of the quotes that have resurfaced recently

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about him being a never Trumper and comparing Trump to Hitler and whatnot um so a lot of uh you know essentially a

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person that did more than anything else to get JD Vance as vice president is is Peter theel so so you think that JD

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Vance went from being a never Trumper calling Trump Hitler to being his vice

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pres to being praising Trump and being his vice president because of Peter theal yeah Peter theal personally

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accompanied Vance tomor Largo and and brokered that uh I don't know I don't

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know exactly what you'd call it sort of a smoothing over of what had previously been a rocking Rel rocky relationship so

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I think absolutely Peter theel has been The Guiding hand of JD Vance's entire career um and considering that Peter

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theel when he was a donor last time had an outsides influence on Trump's uh policies at least early on and Military

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policies were likely to see it likely to see him be even more influential um in a

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second term not just because of JD Vance but now after JD Vance was announced you have um you know paler itself and

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another paler co-founder Joe Lonsdale uh giving heavily uh to the Trump campaign

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now that Vance has been selected as a pick so uh these the founded companies are very or the funded or founded

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companies are you know since Vance was announced have essentially signal that

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they're all in on on the Trump Vance campaign and this also includes Palmer lucky as well of the defense contractor

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Andel um which is making a lot of unman drones and other you know defense weapons it's building our virtual border

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wall on the US Mexico border that Trump supports instead of a physical barrier that he used to campaign on and they're

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also hugely involved in the Ukrainian conflict so any sort of possibility of

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of a second Trump Administration winding down uh American Aid to Ukraine I think with theel in the equation U becomes

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questionable right away because uh andil Clear View and paler itself intimately involved with the Ukrainian military as

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it relates to the conflict with Russia well so anything that would see their contracts or their bottom line as it

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relates to their um involvement in that conflict I think it's unlikely that it would Whittle down

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significantly um if the has the influence that is to be expected in a second Trump turn so do you think that

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is already so that's depressing thanks but well it's the uni party both both

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sides love war you know and they love surveillance so so do you think that so

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you so palentir which is Ste founded is making big money off

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Ukraine and yeah they're majorly involved they're also hugely involved in Israel's war on

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Gaza right supercharging the use of AI to murder innocent people uh under the you know a lot of these theal connected

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um defense contractors claim that they're making uh War more efficient and sort of reducing uh the bloated military

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industrial complex but if their idea of efficency efficiency is AI targeting I

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mean you can see as has been demonstrated quite clearly in Gaza that that that precise AI targeting still

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results in the mass murder of entire families so do you think that so it was

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surprising to me because Donald Trump seemed like he couldn't wait to become president again so he could end the

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Ukraine war right that like he knew he he had like an ace up his sleeve and he

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knew how to do it and the way you do it is you just threaten to you you just tell UK Ukraine to to accept the terms

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of a peace agreement and then you try to work out the best most favorable peace agreement for Ukraine and then you move

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on with your life um well it's possible but look at what the you know the Ukraine started the Ukraine conflict

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started not long after you know the Afghanistan war ended you know the National Security state in the US maybe

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it will shut down one conflict but it it'll start another one soon after that's why you have a CIA involvement

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with the uh beginnings of the Ukraine conflict because they had run out of their you know way to launder weapons

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and all sorts of money uh in Afghanistan so they started Ukraine so you know in

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if if Trump is going to end the Ukraine conflict he'd probably I don't know start a war with Iran which is uh oddly

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enough something that JD Vance as soon as he was named nominee despite his Quincy Quincy Institute speech where he

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claimed to be against going to war with Iran was like let's punch Iran hard uh and he takes a lot of money from APAC um

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and if you're familiar uh with them they've been you know lobbying as along with the Israeli government and Israeli

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intelligence for war with Iran for a very very very uh long time and is what's going on in in Gaza and Israel uh

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threatens to expand into a broader Regional War um the some of the companies that stand to benefit most

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from that are connected to Peter theel so my question was going to be do you

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think that well of course you know when Joe Biden pulled out of Afghanistan it

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was Trump who actually negotiated that peace deal and then Joe Biden decided to pull out and leave

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all our equipment behind and the reason why he did that is obvious uh to someone

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like me and people who watch this show because then that means that they have to buy all new equipment from the same

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people who uh manufactured that first set of equipment that were leaving there $85 billion worth of stuff is what Trump

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said in his speech anyway and so people started to Pat Uh Joe Biden on the back

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other YouTubers started to call themselves Biden Bros like the demented morons and uh you know child such a

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childlike thing to say uh over a surface they can't look below the surface of

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what Joe Biden's pull out of Afghanistan was and I said well wait he's being allowed to pull out of Afghanistan by

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the M military-industrial complex in Wall Street which is who he serves and what's he going to do with the money

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we've been spending on Afghanistan I want to wait till he has an announcement to say he's going to invest it back in America and of course he didn't he they

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had another War waiting which is what we've talked about on this show they had the Ukraine war which they've been

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ramping up from since at least 2014 if not a decade before that right so that's

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why they were they allowed Joe Biden to end the 20year war in Afghanistan and start this new war which Joe Biden had

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just committed to another 10 years so that would be for 12 years at least of Ukraine war um so I was you know

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crossing my fingers that Donald Trump would end this Ukraine war and he's more

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of a deal maker where he tries to find deals uh but then he

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went and Donald Trump is credited with making sure this last round of funding went to

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Ukraine so do you think that comes from JD Vance's influence and Peter the I mean Peter the's influence uh and the

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money that they gave to uh the campaign um it's certainly possible but

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there's any other number of reasons uh Trump has many donors Peter theel is just one of them but with JD Vance

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becoming increasing you know increasingly influential and he was very influential again um during the first

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campaign um but it's important to keep in mind that like some of you know a lot of the biggest donors uh to the Trump

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campaign are very wealthy zionists and neoconservatives who um try and conflate

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us uh foreign policy goals with Israeli Regional policy goals and there has in

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Trump's first term you know he one of his his biggest donor actually was Sheldon Aden who had tried to uh promote

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the idea of preemptively nuking Iran um and uh it was under Trump that cassm

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solomani the Iranian General was murdered uh during a diplomatic mission that could have easily spiraled into a

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regional War uh but it didn't um and they attempted to coup Venezuela for

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example in the Trump Administration John Bolton was his National Security adviser I think it's likely this time around uh

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he's it's very possible he'll make similar uh cabinet choices for example there's calls right now for Trump to

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install Eric Prince as as head of the Pentagon in his second term you know what Eric Prince has been going around

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on podcast appearance after podcast appearance there have been tweets that have gotten tens of thousands of 19:42 likes calling for him to be in charge of the Secret Service if not in charge of the entire military and this is very 19:48 unsettling because he was a CIA asset during the Iraq War.   His CIA handler 19:54 was a man named Alvin cron guard who's a one of the major suspects in 911 Insider tring and a former CIA deputy director

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and of course during Blackwater um why Blackwater was a contractor sure they

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weren't you know Ron or whatever but they killed Untold number of innocent civilians um and uh just wreaked havoc

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um and engaged in extreme bad behavior that had extremely uh dire consequences

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for the countries where they were operating and operated essentially as the CIA death squad in the Middle East

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so the idea that this is the person that should leave the Pentagon because he wants to privatize our Wars yes back

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there when the Ukraine conflict started he was trying to privatize the Ukraine anym before that wanted to privatize the

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Afghanistan war so the the the answer to our Imperial Wars isn't to privatize

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them it should be to end them so you know but if you privatize them it's going to be very Luc lucrative for all

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these defense contractors and the ones that are seeking to come up and dominate the defense Contracting space are these

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firms like andil um and Clear View UI and a lot of these other theel connected defense contractors but of course

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there's obviously more in the mix than just them um but I think we should con

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we should consider that um you know there's more than meets the eye uh here and once these people are in office

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things uh change a lot compared to their campaign rhetoric I mean I I would encourage people to go back and look at Trump's campaign rhetoric when he was uh

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campaigning for the first time in 2015 for the 2016 election and what he actually did when he was in office

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because a lot of people have forgotten well he said he was going to drain the swamp and the joke that I did at that

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time was he drained the swamp and what did he find at the bottom his cabinet uh yeah more or less that's what

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happened he wants to put in Jamie Diamond potentially his treasury secretary I know I know so how how is

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that populism how are people acting like this is a populist ticket I mean maybe JD Vance has you know cloaked himself in

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in rhetoric um and you know other things to to be the person that sort of gives this

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populist anti-establishment wash uh to Trump but we have to remember what happened last time and and follow

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the money because historically in American politics that's what you have to do to know how things are actually

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going to turn out and I would encourage people to be very Vigilant about it but as I noted in my article one of the main

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reasons to be concerned about Peter theel is that the company he's made Palante here is at the heart of the

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surveillance state in including on the war of domestic Terror and some of his companies brag about targeting TR Trump

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supporters expressly um clear VII brags about um helping uh law enforcement send

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people that were present at the capital on January 6 to prison it's in their sales pitch this is a company uh deeply

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tied to Peter theel um and uh I think people should you know think you know

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look at the evidence and and look at you know again follow the money that's how you figure out how things actually work

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in so one of trump so this is an irony is that one of trump Trum and D Vance's

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biggest donors is has a a video out that I think it's on YouTube even that brags

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about using their uh their software their their programs to identify January

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6 protesters and put him in jail it seems so crazy and then uh they're all

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buddied up with this guy and then well so just to get back really quick the so

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Eric Prince uh his big idea for you know what his big idea for Gaza was right he he

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had his big idea was to flood it with and Pentagon told him no but imagine if

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he's in charge of the Pentagon he wanted to flood all of Gaza flood it so that

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would flood the tunnel kill everybody basic so he would kill the whole he would just make the whole place like a

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Noah Ark flood and that was his big idea and he was upset that the Pentagon wouldn't let

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him do it that's the guy that they want Trump to put it so but here so what do

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you say to this I know what you're going to say but I I you know I I have my fingers

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crossed that Trump learned from his first so when he got elected he ran of

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course you you talked about it he ran on being an anti-interventionist getting us out of those Wars investing money back

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all that stuff he's going to not interv and that's why the the you know the the military-industrial complex in Wall

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Street hated him and um but then when he got in he put the swamp right in there right so so Mike

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Pompeo uh he put John Bolton as you mentioned but then as soon as John Bolton got out of his uh Administration

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he started badmouthing Trump like unbelievably right and so I would I'm

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hoping do is do you think there's any hope that that Trump learned a little bit from that and that he he actually

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will him and JD Vance well will try to implement their rhetoric about Ukraine and being non

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interventionist Trump in his speech he said I could end a war with a phone call so his whole thing is about making deals

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and ending Wars instead of starting them and what what do you think that he learned from his first uh term and he'll

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Implement that or do you think he'll just go right back to the swamp you know I think it's possible but

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I don't think it's likely and so if you're one of those people that's like well I prefer to vote for Trump you know

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but these issues concern me uh you should be very Vigilant and not expect that you can just sit back in your

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armchair and new Wars won't happen you know I think what a lot of people um in

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the United States and also in other countries the way they sort of approach politics these days is you know I'm

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going to vote for this guy and as long as this guy gets in the white house or whatever you know everything he's going

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to magically fix everything I don't think that's true and in this case we have an example of how you know in his

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first term his campaign rhetoric differed very much so um from his policy

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record as president and I think it's very likely that that will happen again especially when you consider that he has

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has framed himself as sort of this anti-establishment populist but he's talking about putting people like Jamie

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Diamond in charge of the treasury um and people like Eric Prince and the Pentagon and I'm sure uh you know we'll be making

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some more you know floating some potential cabinet ideas as it you know as it gets either closer to the election

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or immediately thereafter um and so you know I don't want to say it's not g to H

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I don't like to make those kind of predictions um but again I think because of what we saw last time it's very

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unlikely that it's going to be really radically different in terms of being less interventionist than it was in the

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first uh in in Trump's first term as president and I think it's actually unfortunately quite likely that we could

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see some sort of um hostilities in the Middle East uh because you know Israel

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is in a war that it is likely to go Regional involve Hezbollah potentially involve Yemen now and is likely to

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spread beyond that um and Israel has been very interested in getting I mean former Massad directors have set on

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record that the goal is to have the United States make the first strike against Iran when they're ready for that war so if there was any time for that

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war to happen and be likely it's uh you know over the next four years or so and

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Trump is uh you know unfortunately very beholden to the Israel lobby as is JD Vance and really as are both parties um

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so I think people should be very um you know Vigilant about the threat of more Middle Eastern Wars in particular so you

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you made this point we've made this point before on the show so I was you know again holding out hope

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uh because people smarter than me have hope for JD Vance and Trump being

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non-interventionist going against Mitch McConnell's foreign policy trying to build up our own manufacturing base back

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in the United States um Trump saying that he wants to end Wars not start them

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and he didn't start in in his first term although he did kill that almost did he

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almost did with the Irani killed the Iranian General but he Tri to coup Venezuela and then he yeah he tried to

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do the coup in Venezuela right okay um but that's just standard but um

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okay but um so just like Joe Biden was allowed to

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pull out of Afghanistan because the the The Blob had this Ukraine war in the

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chamber do you think so now it's making me think as I talk to you that the blob

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is going to allow JD Vance and Trump to end the Ukraine war because it's killing

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by the way it's not good for Europe's economy and the blowing up the pipeline

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that it's it's made it's not good for Europe at all I can't believe they went along with it but they did but so you

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what I'm hearing from you is that they might let Trump and Vance pull out of and end Ukraine but it's because they

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have an Iranian war in the chamber and here's what or some other War here's what Vance had to say about Iran a lot

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of people recognize that we need to do something with Iran but not these weak little bombing runs if you're going to

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punch the Iranians you punch him hard and that's what he did when he took out solone what what the like what is

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the obsession with bombing the Middle East what is our thing about oh so we already overthrew Iraq we already

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overthrew Libya we tried our best in Syria and we killed slaughtered all those people didn't do it Afghanistan

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for 20 years and now they want to go back we uh Yemen uh Somalia and now they

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want to go in and they want to do Iran like what the what is the bug up their ass with Iran now is that just let me

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explain it to you the bug up their ass is a policy paper written by this neocon named Richard Pearl in the late 90s

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called a clean break and basically that document it was written for Netanyahu even though Richard Pearl's was an

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American that served later in the George W Bush Administration and was an architect of the Iraq War uh in there in

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that document he essentially talks about how Israel uh needs to uh engineer the

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like elimination of or uh of you know Saddam Hussein and also of the Syrian

30:17

government and from then on uh it expanded to more countries as the neocons got in power with the George W 30:23 Bush Administration and one of the Hallmarks of the neocons is again conflated the US National interest as it 30:30 relates to foreign policy with Israeli Regional interests and they're not the same a lot of the time and you know 30:37 when it comes to Richard Pearl and Peter Thiel it was actually Richard Pearl who helped Peter Thiel set up Palantir in the early 2000s with Alex 30:45 Karp and connected them with the Godfather of modern surveillance a man named John Poindexter who created 30:51  Total Information Awareness and was previously the highest ranking member of the Reagan Administration to be

30:57 convicted and connection with the Iran Contra Scandal he was convicted of five

31:02

different felonies right uh yes and William bar uh covered

31:08

it all up when he was attorney general uh for Bush senior and he came back as attorney general under Trump and um but

31:16

what's important here is that um during Iran Contra people like Po Dexter as well as Oliver North who returned uh

31:23

during the Trump Administration to pitch uh Trump uh alongside Eric Prince with creating creating a private CIA um great

31:31

idea just kidding um but anyway in Iran Contra Oliver North and in Poindexter and others created this database called

31:38

maincore which contained the names of Americans who were considered unfriendly and could be rounded up uh during a

31:45

vaguely defined National crisis that would include a widespread non-violent against a military intervention abroad

31:51

so a massive protest for example against a US foreign war um people could be

31:57

rounded up and the Constitution could be suspended to put these Americans away so this is important can I just let me so

32:04

this is important I want to I don't want to Breeze over this so there's a thing called main core and this thing called

32:10

main core uh they've set so Barack Obama repealed habus Corpus just so you know

32:16

right so these all things go together so what does that mean Jimmy so they don't they don't even have to give you a trial

32:22

if they want to lock you up they can just say you're a terrorist and then they can have what they call in depth

32:28

detention thanks to Barack Obama and the 2011 uh National Defense authorization

32:33

act section 10:21 now what how this works with Maine is tell people explain to people

32:41

again you went a little fast explain to people again what main cor is mcor is a

32:46

database that was created by the Iran Contra people in the 1980s but it still exists um and it contains names of

32:54

Americans who can be who are deemed quote unquote unfriend ly by the National Security State and can could be

33:01

rounded up or incarcerated during National crisis and way they actually

33:06

said this it came up it came up during the Iran Contra hearings and the hearings were shut down when Senator

33:12

Jack Brooks tried to ask a question about it I I put the video is that what that was yes oh I saw so that was this

33:21

Daniel enway shut that down this the senator from Hawaii Hawaii mhm he shut

33:27

that down okay so now there was a Miami heral report about it actually because it involved Cheney and ramsfeld as well

33:33

even though they weren't officially in the Reagan Administration so this was they're collecting names of Americans

33:38

and I'm sure someone like me would be on that list and what they would do was

33:43

this if something if you know if they started a war uh and they wanted to that

33:49

was very unpopular there was a financial crisis they would just put this is why

33:54

Henry Paulson under uh bush in 2008 piloted the idea of declaring martial

33:59

law across the country if the banks weren't bailed out and they it's the same people and they could throw people

34:05

in jail they explicitly said this right so but maincor didn't go away with Iran

34:10

Contra how did it what's the what's the modern reinvention of main core yeah so

34:15

main core was uh is the database right um and it was the same people that

34:21

created that which was in use after 911 and uh as far as we know still exists uh

34:26

the last mainstream media report on it was in 2008 and at that point it had 3 million Americans on it and as far as we

34:32

know it hasn't gone away so it's likely more but the same people that made that uh made a made this DARPA program called

34:40

total information awareness or Tia right and the goal of Tia was to basically combine with maincore uh but you know

34:47

through data mining uh not only decide who gets on on the main core list but also uh create sort of this pre pre-

34:55

crime Paradigm predictive policing pre crime they're really doing this so so

35:00

this T this Tia what does Tia stand for total information awareness now was that

35:06

a government the prog was that originally a government program but it's now DARPA program the DARPA program but

35:12

now it's it's a it paler is doing this Peter the now it's paler uh yes tiia

35:19

tell tell people what that is s yeah so total information awareness was defunded by Congress uh not long after it was

35:26

launched because uh every mainstream media Outlet the ACLU

35:31

and organizations like it across the board said this will end privacy for Americans it's it's

35:37

unconstitutional so it was defunded why what did it do what did it do it sucked

35:42

up uh it was going to basically spy on all Americans total information awareness right and uh decide uh who was

35:49

going to commit a crime before it happened yes Terror attacks before it happened biot Terror even pandemics

35:55

before they happen which is why a lot of the the policies that originally uh total information awareness proposed

36:01

came back uh during the Trump Administration during covid and paler uh was the contractor for all of those what

36:07

do you know um but anyway so there so Tia so just to get so this Tia thing

36:13

which is came from maincor so Tia they're going to use it's related to main related so it they're going to use

36:19

every telephone call you ever make every text you ever make every Google search

36:25

every website you ever go to they have a way of collecting all of that data collect all of it and so and they put it

36:32

into a database on you and and they have this kind of capability and so

36:37

immediately after this was invented you're right all these uh uh all these

36:43

organizations pushed back against it so they the government said okay we're not going to do it anymore but then palent

36:49

was like well we'll do it cuz we don't have those go ahead it's even worse than that paler didn't exist yet paler Peter

36:55

teal created paler um as total information awareness was getting into trouble and experiencing the public

37:02

backlash and as they were setting it up they used Richard Pearl to connect them with Poindexter who was running total

37:09

information awareness uh about essentially privatizing the program and having paler do what Tia or total

37:16

information awareness had intended to do and uh total information awareness

37:21

though it was housed and DARPA was intimately uh pushed and developed with

37:26

CIA involvement particularly the Chief Information officer of the CIA at the time a guy named Alan Wade who was

37:32

actually a business partner of galain Maxwell Sister Christine fun fact um so let me can I let me just real again

37:39

break in just one more s just so people realize the scope of what we're talking about because this is really ominous

37:45

right so and this has been coming for a long time and now Peter theel and plenter is at the Forefront of this and

37:52

so this the the um po Dexter and a Dara program maner manager this is from your

37:58

article uh LIF log sought to this is what they sought to do they sought to

38:03

build a database tracking a person's entire existence that included an

38:09

individual's relationships and Communications meaning phone calls mail

38:14

email all plus their media consumption habits their purchases and much more in

38:23

order to build a digital record of quote everything an individual say says sees

38:28

or does lifelog this program was LIF log yeah they would this is LIF log they

38:34

would then take this unstructured data and organize it into discret episodes or

38:40

snapshots while also mapping out relationships memories events and

38:46

experiences this seems so eldis Huxley crazy futuristic but it's not

38:53

future it's here now and they have these happened decades ago and these so the person in charge of this right now or

39:00

the person pushing it in the private sector would be Peter theal and Peter theal is now responsible for JD Vance's

39:06

funding and now and getting JD Vance connected with Donald Trump and for

39:12

funding a being a big funer of Donald Trump and JD Vance's campaign right now and so that's why this is all

39:19

important yeah it's also important because paler is is really a CIA front

39:24

company so um when they created it and and picked John poindexter's brain about

39:29

how to turn total information awareness into a private company um their first funer was the cia's inel and the CIA was

39:36

their only client until 2008 and between 2005 and 2009 the top engineers at paler

39:43

according to them made over 200 visit to CIA headquarters for them to develop their product and tell people tell

39:49

people who now this this this this idea so we've already revealed and discovered

39:56

at this show through Chuck Schumer telling um Rachel mattow that Trump is

40:02

being dumb to criticize the intelligence community meeting the NSA the CIA and

40:08

the FBI because they have six ways to Sunday to get back at you and one of those ways was tapping his phone another

40:14

way was doing rushia gate uh the so they six ways those are the final way was

40:20

this uh assassination attempt now tell people that this so who so my question

40:25

has been since then since he what he revealed is that the CIA the FBI Anda they don't work for the president that

40:31

the president actually works for them so who do they work for and I think you know do they work for Wall Street well

40:38

the CIA when it was created was all Wall Street lawyers and bankers and former CIA Deputy directors have said that and

40:45

you know I've I've maintained for a while the CIA essentially has functioned as the secret police of Wall Street and

40:51

of the US oligarchy for some time that's why they're coups uh especially if you look at the earlier ones uh you know

40:57

like Guatemala for example or in Iran uh were for multinational corporations

41:02

headquartered in the US or with a lot of uh you know American interests that would be like the like confessions of an

41:07

economic Hitman sure right and uh some of my recent reports too uh discuss a lot

41:14

about PayPal which Peter theel also co-founded and how they're basically you know uh very intelligence connected

41:19

along with eBay the eBay founder uh Pier midar now owns PayPal um and how a lot

41:25

of people involved in that particular uh Network are involved in a lot of efforts of uh related to banking that

41:33

the CIA was actually pushing a few decades ago uh for people that are interested in in looking that you can go

41:38

to unlimited hangout and look at some of our our more recent reports not uh necessarily this one about JD Vance

41:44

though so is there any is there so like Elon Musk was a one of the PayPal guys

41:49

at the beginning but now Elon Musk again he's a mixed bag right so he is a big

41:55

defense contractor yes and he intelligence Contractor Building the you know intelligence agency spy satellite

42:02

Network yes uh and he bends the need of Israel but at the same time Twitter is

42:09

the only social media outlet that allows me to say most of the things I want to

42:15

say right so there is there is it is light years ahead of Facebook and

42:21

Instagram and Tik toks which already kicked me off so there let so so so

42:27

that gives me hope right so M so you know again these guys are all motivated by money obviously like most people and

42:36

so but there there's there's this like glimmer of light that comes out of Elon

42:41

Musk which manifests itself in Twitter and his and and his dedication to a

42:46

certain amount of free speech which is way more than anywhere else so K can I hold out that hope at all for yeah um I

42:55

don't I don't share that hope um but let me explain why um uh in my opinion Elon

43:01

Musk bought Twitter for user data much more than he bought it for free speech and keep in mind that he's a pentagon

43:08

and and well he's a military intelligence contractor just like paler is so let's back up it for a second so

43:13

paler paler deeply tied to the CIA it decides who uh goes on the domestic

43:19

Terror watch list or main core for the CIA based on your online activity that's

43:25

what paler does um for sure lifelog you mentioned earlier

43:31

Peter theel at the time he was trying to privatize uh t total information

43:36

awareness which was directly related to lifelog in many ways um he becomes the

43:42

first early or the the first outside investor in Facebook that made the company what it is today yeah and

43:49

Facebook launched the same day that lifelog was shut down and later went on to hire former DARPA directors like

43:55

Regina Dugan to run top parts of their Enterprise as well as you know people like Cheryl Sandberg who was like deeply

44:02

tied up with Larry Summers and isn't it weird that Larry Summers ends up on the board of like theal Protege companies

44:08

like Sam Altman's open Ai and all these other things interesting um but you know Facebook

44:14

what it was doing also was sucking up all of this data we were freely giving it to them and this is what you know the

44:20

guy that created lifelog was like directly said Facebook is like what lifelog had was going to be but no one

44:28

people were worried about giving lifelog data when it was a DARPA program but now that's it's a private company no one cares uh but we know that Facebook and

44:35

all these other companies have given our data to the government um even new X policies have said that like your DMs

44:41

can be given to the government if there are requests made um and things like that so I think Elon Musk plays both

44:47

sides I think he does good cop bad cop uh between himself and his CEO Linda

44:53

yako you know she'll come out and say something that's unpopular in Elon musk will say something else but ultimately

44:59

you know Twitter's policy isn't really that different and now the people doing identity verification uh for Twitter

45:05

because the goal for Twitter uh Elon must said at the very beginning is to verify all humans so have you uh verify

45:12

Yourself by linking your governmen issued ID to your Twitter account so no more Anonymous Twitter accounts right

45:18

and the problem with that is that um you know they they probably know who you are if you're anonymous but if they don't

45:24

like what you're saying and or you know think you might commit a crime or something like that before you do it and

45:30

this pre- crime Paradigm U that they've they've set up if they link it to your government ID uh that's troubling and

45:36

the company now doing it it used to be an Israeli intelligence connected firm now it's stripe which I believe is

45:41

funded by Peter theel and some of these other uh PayPal guys so stripe oddly

45:47

enough so stripe PayPal um uh patreon all of them are s

45:55

sorious uh meaning that they censor people they don't like that you know that Simon ataba he got his whole stripe

46:01

was how he funded his he's he's the African from Africa reporter inside the

46:07

White House or the White House Press Room and Jens saki would never call on him and so they stripe just pulled they

46:14

said you violated our terms of service and so now he can't he couldn't use stripe anymore which is how his whole

46:20

company was set up to use them to process donations and and and their memberships and what have you so they

46:26

they basically can defund you that's the new censorship right same thing with same thing with PayPal they've done that

46:31

to people same thing with I mean uh um and same thing with the uh patreon um so

46:39

that's why we've in well but there seems to be no way so there's no way out there's no way for like I I encourage

46:47

people to leave patreon and go to our website but our website's use a stripe

46:52

so sure I mean unfortunately mine does too because there aren't really any other options and and a lot of these

46:57

companies are like de facto monopolies but there's the possibility still for us to build Alternatives and you know I

47:03

think it's important to consider uh to talk about this expressly for those reasons and um as far as this pre- crime

47:10

stuff goes I want to go back to uh Trump's record when he was president the first time after the El Paso uh Walmart

47:16

shooting Trump called on big Tech to surveil its users and in order to

47:22

identify uh Shooters before they can shoot before they can commit a crime so was over L calling for pre- Crime at the

47:28

same time Bill bar legalized pre- crime by creating a Department of Justice

47:34

program called Deep that can that actually has arrested people for Facebook posts no de P deep it's called

47:40

yes it's a real program and it's still on the books at the same time he was trying to eliminate encryption also or

47:47

at least get a government back door into devices uh that use encryption and then shortly thereafter uh Ivanka Trump and

47:54

Jared Kushner along with a close friend of of trump who's the former head of NBC Universal Bob Wright uh we're trying to

48:00

get Trump to create a new agency called harpa a health DARPA um and the first

48:06

program of that that they pitched was called safe homes which is an acronym for something else um and what they

48:12

wanted to do there uh was uh data mine uh American social media accounts as

48:18

well as extract information from uh Amazon Echo Google home fitbits and

48:24

apple watches and run through AI to identify if you've been saying something

48:30

that uh shows early signs of neuros psychiatric violence and then based on

48:35

that determine um you know if you need to go to a court-ordered physician visit

48:41

if you need to be put under house arrest or any or put in preventative

48:46

detention so so this is something that they were talking about back then and even though Trump uh allegedly loved the

48:52

idea he didn't make harpa but you know who made harpa uh Joe Biden did he called it arpa h just moved the age to

48:59

the end but it's the same program the same people so um are behind it so this is a bipartisan agenda to try and use

49:06

our online activity against us and there needs to be awareness about it because it's really the only way we can stop it

49:12

they have our data they've had our data and they've been profiling us uh with

49:17

paler uh I mean they couldn't do it without paler and uh something needs to be said and something needs to be done

49:23

and the fact that there's so many Trump supporters uh backing them when they're likely you know make up the bulk of the

49:29

list people that own guns and like care about the Constitution and all this stuff are going to be the people that

49:35

the the federal government doesn't like and if you look at the Biden administration's framework for the war on domestic Terror which has been

49:41

developed by every administrations in the post 911 uh era uh they make it very

49:47

clear that domestic terrorists uh their definition of it includes people on the left and the right people that oppose

49:53

all forms of capitalism uh that includes the W's favored stakeholder capitalism

49:58

um or crony capitalism um anything in that people that are extreme environmentalists people that oppose

50:04

perceived government overreach all of this is considered um to enough to get

50:10

you to be considered a threat by the federal government and this is a National Security State apparatus out of

50:15

control and I would argue that you know with with Trump and JD Vance they are trying to sell themselves as

50:21

anti-establishment potentially libertarian and populist and that is not what these companies are

50:27

the fact that Trump is taking money from paler in paler co-founders whether it's Peter theel or Joe lale is very alarming

50:34

and their potential influence on on the vice presidential pick is also very alarming uh because if anyone if people

50:41

care about reigning in the surveillance state or stopping the war on domestic Terror uh they should be outraged by

50:46

this because ultimately what these campaigns are is a way to stifle dissent and that's what they've been uh from the very beginning when you look back at

50:52

their uh how it started you know during the Iran Contra era um very alarming stuff and so I think the more people

50:59

know about this the more we can do to stop it so this and you know this might sound counterintuitive but would you

51:05

advise me to buy some paler stock oh my god well you know as far as

51:11

paler stock go they they've done outrageously well because they just gobble up contracts across the board and

51:17

if you look at Trump's first term uh the amount of contracts they are I mean the New York Times called it a bonanza for

51:23

paler the Trump Administration so it seems likely second Trump Administration will also uh maybe even be a bigger

51:31

Bonanza for them this time around I don't Financial advice I don't like

51:37

paler I think they're bad for yes I try I try not to you know you can't get

51:43

around it right um but uh I I don't invest in stock anymore I sto doing that

51:49

I know that sounds that's not smart but I don't I can't I can't I can't do it so I just put my money in Money markets and

51:55

things to see s like that um uh and t- bills ironically uh but

52:02

anyway um they don't tax you in California but um so just real quickly

52:09

also the event 201 what was Peter the's connection so if people don't know what

52:15

event 2011 was they did a mock they pretended they were doing a mock hey

52:20

what would happen if a if a a virus got out and how would we handle it they did that like 5 Seconds before we had to go

52:28

into lockdowns for Corona virus and who who's they that did that tell people who the they is right so EV 2011 was hosted

52:35

by the John's Hopkins Center uh for health security which previously the people that uh ran that and the which

52:42

included one of the moderators for event 2011 or the people that did the simulation before the 200 attacks that

52:50

directly predicted what would happen just several months later um when the anthrax attacks did happen and obviously

52:56

the Anthrax attacks were tended to go much farther uh until but a lot of their plans for utilizing the aftermath of the

53:02

anthrax attacks sort of um uh things didn't go according to plan basically when it got traced back to the US

53:08

military that the anthra was from the US military right yeah so um event 2011 was

53:14

a simulation very much like that involving a lot of uh actors that benefited hugely from covid-19 policies

53:20

and one of the it's not a Peter theel connection but it is a paler connection so uh one of the longest running

53:28

consultants for paler is a woman named ail Haynes who was a CIA deputy director

53:33

under Obama serving under John Brennan um and um ail hannes was one of you know

53:41

these people involved directly in the event 2011 simulation she under Biden is the top

53:48

intelligence official in his administration so the Director of National Intelligence so basically the

53:53

cia's boss is her and so who and how what's her connection to paler she's a

53:59

longtime consultant for them but as soon as she joined the Biden campaign she tried to delete it from her biographies

54:05

online now Whitney I saw you made this tweet you said with Trump's vice

54:10

president pick being a Protegé of Peter theal you can kiss critical reporting from alternative media on his campaign

54:17

goodbye since the funds most of the big names not that there was really any to

54:23

begin with so you mean any reporting on Peter theel so well yeah not a lot of

54:29

reporting on Peter the I don't want to flatter myself but would you include me in that

54:36

as one of the big names that uh theal funds well I don't know do you take money from Peter theal I mean I

54:41

appreciate you having me on to talk about him and why I think he's horrible for uh human freedom in the United States of America I mean he he gave me

54:47

the down payment for my house is that bad no um oh no I I we have a we're

54:53

we're just like you know Russell Brand and Glenn Greenwald were on Rumble and

54:59

in order for uh uh us to come to put our videos up on Rumble which I wouldn't

55:05

have they offered us a financial incentive to do so so we do that so now they incentivize us to use Rumble I like

55:12

using Rumble because again just like Twitter for whatever reason they don't

55:17

police my speech and they don't demonetize my videos and they let me say whatever I want unlike Google which is

55:24

directly a CI invention so uh and well they're all CIA inventions obviously so

55:31

for whatever reason this CIA invention allows me the freedom to say what I want

55:37

um sure think about the utility of that for someone like Peter theel who's developed this domestic Terror spying

55:44

apparatus the problem lies in the fact that you know perhap people aren't censoring there but they're giving them

55:49

data that they can use to profile you on behalf of their intelligence you know the intelligence agencies that pay them

55:56

yeah so I think that's the issue so you know I think it would clear up a lot perhaps if Rumble leadership talked

56:02

about how they use your user data and how they prevent uh companies and intelligence contractors like Peter like

56:09

paler from sucking it all up and using it to profile Americans I mean no matter what you do Facebook Instagram Tik Tok

56:17

Twitter uh YouTube for sure uh no matter what you do there's someone sucking up

56:23

your data yes right so there's no getting out of it is there well the getting out of

56:30

it is is finding other platforms or finding ways to try and be as anonymous

56:35

online but unfortunately we're being led to a world in PayPal and and some other theal connected companies and really

56:41

most of big Tech and the biggest banks in the country are part of this effort at the world economic Forum called The

56:46

partnership against cyber crime along with the FBI and the Secret Service and Israeli intelligence and their goal is

56:51

to have you have a digital ID in order to access the internet uh to stop cyber crime and to stop hacking and they

56:58

Define cyber crime as speech they don't like also that's right so if you could be you considered a cyber terrorist if

57:04

they say you're spreading misinformation you're a terrorist they can put you in jail un with not a charge it because of

57:12

Barack Obama repealing Abus Corpus and all they have to do is say you're a cyber terrorist and that means you said

57:17

something online they didn't like now now Whitney I've um for an hour we've

57:23

been sitting here being critical of Peter theel and palent and all things JD

57:29

Vance and Donald Trump um would you still consider me part of this group of people who isn't

57:35

going to be uh critical rep I don't think I ever said I considered you to be part of that but there certainly are uh

57:42

significant figures in alternative media and I don't really want to name any names because I've been on some of their shows as well um

57:50

coer well I didn't mean it like that but I just don't want to like start you know a fight on necessarily with people um

57:58

that have been nice to me I guess but I think that um you know it when you take

58:04

money from someone it can impact what you report on and I think some people challenge that what you have done in

58:10

this case right and other people do not um but I think someone like Peter theel is hugely influential and I think he's

58:16

not talked about enough I mean the billionaires like him have so much money to spend on PR and to spend on buying up

58:22

influencers to try and make them look like something they're not I mean Peter theel has convinced people he's a

58:27

Libertarian when he's given the CIA the National Security State the most powerful weapon in its Arsenal uh paler

58:35

not to mention some of the other companies that he's helped developed including one that he develop that he funded alongside Jeffrey Epstein uh that

58:42

uh is taking over 911 call centers all over the country called carbine 911 uh you know there's all this stuff

58:47

happening people need to know uh what Peter the is actually doing and you know uh be aware of what what they're using

58:55

the internet or when you interact with it and try and take steps to mitigate it but ultimately I think they're trying to

59:01

get us you know Silicon Valley runs both political parties they're essentially our de facto government because they've

59:06

merged with the National Security State all of the big tech companies are military and intelligence contractors

59:12

it's not just paler but they're a big one and they put you on the naughty list right um but you know essentially they

59:19

all do it and and they this is really the people that run our government and they're leading us into a technocratic

59:24

totalitarian health whole and the only way to get out of it at some point is to not be dependent on their services and

59:30

they've made us dependent on their services so I think it's high time we why we can still talk freely um you know

59:37

at least on on some platforms to use that to develop Solutions and develop Alternatives that don't involve these

59:43

people don't involve these billionaires and it's another interesting interesting thing too uh that all of the big Silicon

59:49

Valley oligarchs every single one of them had a relationship with Jeffrey Epstein why is that why did Larry pagee

59:54

disappear when he was subpoena as part of the JP Morgan uh Epstein usbi case U why was Sergey Brin and Elon Musk

1:00:01

subpoena um why did Jeff Bezos and gain Maxwell have such a close relationship

1:00:07

why did Reed Hoffman hang out with Jeffrey Epstein all the time Peter theal had meetings with uh Jeffrey Epstein and

1:00:13

Co co-funded companies with him you know what's going on here do we want these

1:00:19

people deciding our future and deciding who gets on the naughty listens I mean it's just insane So when you say we have

1:00:25

to become not dependent on their platforms so if after 9/11 the

1:00:30

government wanted all the telecommunications companies to give their data to the government and there

1:00:36

was one guy I can't remember his name and I can't remember the name of the company you maybe you remember who wouldn't do it he he was the CEO of a

1:00:43

telecom company and he wouldn't give the data and what did they do to him they put him in jail they made him a criminal

1:00:49

just like they did doing to Trump just like they're doing to stop cop City protesters like they did to Lula like

1:00:54

they're doing to imram Khan if if you won't go along with the game they so there'll never be a platform that isn't

1:01:01

because if there is they'll just criminalize that billionaire who's funding it or whoever it is and put them

1:01:07

in jail right yeah but I mean is this the kind of society where we would just want to

1:01:12

sit back and like vote for Trump and hope that that's going to fix everything I that's not going to solve this problem either you know what I'm saying neither

1:01:19

is obviously voting for the Democrat candidate or really any I mean none of these candidates get are going to get in

1:01:24

the White House and magically fix everything it's up to Americans to take individual responsibility uh for our

1:01:30

lives and try and make our communities and our ourselves and our families as

1:01:35

resilient as possible for all this crazy stuff that that's starting to happen whether it's you know problems with the

1:01:40

economy and other War supply chain issues cyber attacks whatever I mean obviously things are going to get really

1:01:47

crazy and we need to be able to rely on each other and our communities and not rely on the government or big Tech to

1:01:53

come in and solve all our problems big Tech wants to lead us to a world where everything we do is dependent on our

1:01:59

digital ID and our online activity and how we've been profiled they want us to go live in the metaverse and all of this

1:02:06

stuff um if you don't want that world it's time to think about what you're going to what you're going to do about it you don't like start thinking about

1:02:13

Alternatives you don't you don't like the idea of a 15minute city and and and

1:02:19

cbdcs uh no I don't but again uh let's keep in mind too as far as it relates to cbdcs that it's very possible have

1:02:26

programmable surveill money not just issued by the central bank but also the Big Wall Street Banks which is exactly

1:02:31

what people like Jamie Diamond have talked about doing with their JPM coin and things like that so even though

1:02:37

Trump has disavowed cbdcs he certainly hasn't disavowed programable surveill money and in the United States it was

1:02:44

always most likely to come not from the FED but from the Wall Street Banks who in the United States own the Federal

1:02:50

Reserve System the most powerful Bank in the Federal Reserve System is the Federal Reserve Bank of New York its

1:02:55

largest shareholder is JP Morgan that's right um it's very very depressing to talk to you as always and uh well I'm

1:03:02

not trying to be depressing I just think people need to stop looking for political saviors and people who have

1:03:07

shown us who they are the first time and that is definitely Trump uh Trump had a major crisis on his hands with covid he

1:03:13

gave monetary response completely over to his pal Larry fank um who has helped

1:03:19

engineer this crazy inflationary crisis we are in along with Steve minuchin uh his treasury secretary the first time

1:03:26

and he had horrible cabinet picks he promoted pre- crime big Tech surveillance when he was in office um

1:03:32

among other things it people should know this and know you know just not get caught up in campaign rhetoric it's easy

1:03:39

that's it's very easy to have that happen but we need to not be so emotional about how we approach this and

1:03:44

think about these things critically and you know maybe organize As Americans and try and make a better country um you

1:03:51

know ourselves and stop waiting for the government to do it when we know it's run by you know intelligence agencies

1:03:56

and organized crime like these people are not going to save us they're just going to use us however they can exploit

1:04:03

us uh so that they can continue their lucrative rackets uh into the next Millennia you know that's essentially

1:04:09

what they've done for a long time and I think we should say no to those and essentially every candidate that gets

1:04:15

promoted by either of the two parties is going to be backed by that blob of intelligence and organized crime

1:04:21

otherwise you don't get those big party nominations that that is correct what so why do do you think that the Deep State

1:04:27

hates Trump so much to to the point where they try they impeached him twice gave him four different I mean if he's

1:04:32

going along and playing their say and Peter theel is their big funer why why why do they seem to hate him so much on

1:04:38

the surface in fact almost an assassination attempt was obviously an inside job so what do you say to that

1:04:45

well I think part of it is is factional stuff um you know I I've said this about why the reason why Epstein was taken out

1:04:50

as well you know I think the reason Epstein was taken out was because he was close to Muhammad bin Salman and helped engineer his rise to power and got rid

1:04:57

of John Brennan's Golden Boy the previous Crown Prince that Brennan had cultivated and Brennan got mad and uh

1:05:03

was involved in creating things like Russia gate and all these other things uh and I think also getting Epstein sort

1:05:10

of taken out um but I think you know at the time Epstein died he was invol NBS was very involved with Kushner and a lot

1:05:17

you know not necessarily that Trump and Epstein were close but it seems pretty likely that they were batting for the same team at the time Epstein uh died or

1:05:24

at least before he was arrested in 2019 that's why you have you know Steve Bannon being the person trying to

1:05:29

rehabilitate Trump's image and all of this stuff uh filming him for like 15 hours to make a documentary about how

1:05:35

great he is and all of this stuff so you think it's just factional well I think I think part of it's factional but also keep in mind too

1:05:42

that there's a lot of stuff you know I would argue that some political stuff uh that happens is there to distract us if

1:05:48

you look at Peter theel you know he's a big Republican donor Eric Schmidt is a big Democrat donor and they both

1:05:53

essentially you know run the American faction on the Bilderberg conference together so they agree on a lot more

1:05:58

than they don't at the end of the day and I think they like to distract us with a lot of this stuff uh and and

1:06:04

Trump is you know he most people know him for being before he was president for being a reality TV star and for

1:06:11

being on you know the the on wrestling and all of that stuff you know he knows how to be photogenic and you know in the

1:06:18

first campaign he was pretty funny um at times and he you know he knows how to make you know regular Americans like him

1:06:24

but I think people should uh distance them not just focus so much on the Persona uh that he's developed

1:06:30

but also on on his policies um and so I think some of it's factional but I think also you know considering that Trump was

1:06:37

really a big disappointment for his base in significant ways the first time around how do you rebuild trust um in a

1:06:44

person and um get people to have all that energy behind a candidate again uh

1:06:50

specifically when he's going to you know talking about putting Jamie Diamond in charge of the treasury and stuff you

1:06:57

know and doing things that are clearly not populous this time around and you know I I think you have

1:07:02

to convince the you know they've sort of created this Paradigm where you know if

1:07:07

uh you're targeted by you know certain factions of the so-called deep State then it it it automatically means that

1:07:13

you're fight that that you're you know good for Americans and you're going to uphold you know freedom and all of this

1:07:19

and I don't think that's necessarily true I think that's sort of a false dichotomy um that that's been made to

1:07:25

some some extent you know I I think some of the stuff that maybe um that has been used to like Target Trump and and all of

1:07:32

that you know um maybe some of it's inorganic not necessarily talking about the weekends events but you know maybe

1:07:37

some of these court cases and some of these other things um you know I I think it's very possible because this is a guy

1:07:44

that helped lock down the country gave fouchy Awards uh has promoted operation warp speed the whole time his base hated

1:07:50

that so how do you re-energize them and make them like it again like him again you know I we have to keep in mind too

1:07:56

that you know Trump has powerful backers that like what he did the first time and have wanted him back in power um and I I

1:08:03

think people you know should should keep this kind of stuff in mind I maybe it sounds a little bit um you think there's

1:08:10

a possibility that these prosecutions of trump are actually a smoke screen to

1:08:15

make people think that he's got enemies inside the Deep State and he's got the right kind of enemies so he's on our

1:08:22

side and that this is all concocted somehow by people who support Trump not by people who actually hate Trump well I

1:08:29

mean I think I think some of I think you know it's possible that some of those have have been an effort to sort of make

1:08:36

it look like he's up fighting against these people when he served them so much in his first term yeah I think there's

1:08:41

some of that too but I think there's you know factionalism as well um you know between certain groups that take turns I

1:08:48

guess dominating the unelected bureaucracy that is the so-called deep state right um but ultimately you know

1:08:55

TR when he was an office sered the National Security State I think he will uh and Wall Street and I think it's very

1:09:01

likely he'll be doing that again in his second term um and now you're having all these people after the weekend's events

1:09:07

and after the RNC nomination including people like Mark Zuckerberg like praising Trump and all this stuff um it

1:09:12

it just seems a little weird so I think it's very possible that uh there was a need to make Trump look like um you know

1:09:20

a Warrior against the Deep State at a time when he wasn't in office to convince him to convince his space that

1:09:25

this time would be different when he's uh giving us plenty of clues that it's very unlikely that it will be any

1:09:31

different so I'm you know I'm afraid of the deep State I mean I'm afraid of big

1:09:37

Tech but I do want to know where you got those glasses oh uh in Chile and my daughter

1:09:42

picked them out she look at you yeah all my other glasses are black and she was like Mom I

1:09:49

like stop wearing so much black she's right your daughter's correct all right

1:09:54

Whitney Webb everybody check out that article if you read it it'll it'll it'll blow your mind uh over at unlimited

1:10:00

hangout uh and check out her book uh one nation under blackmail uh thank you for

1:10:06

your time today I appreciate it and it's always enlightening and you have more information you're a real encyclopedia

1:10:12

on this stuff so uh I'm glad you came on thank you so we'll see you again soon hopefully yeah uh thanks take care okay

1:10:19

you too all right so now we go a we got a run and uh we're going to go to rumble

1:10:25

so we're going to go over to Peter the's uh platform over

1:10:36

at there's no but there's the whole problem there's no getting out of it which is what I there's no everybody

1:10:42

collects your information everybody's working for it's all there there there is no two-party system just like she

1:10:48

said there's factions inside the uni party um and that's what this is right

1:10:55

so that I didn't realize that about uh Mohamad bin Salman and Brandon that

1:11:01

was interesting that was super interesting um and why they got rid of

1:11:06

Jeffrey Epstein and all that stuff but I thought Epstein was more of a mad guy than a CIA guy but anyway um it's again

1:11:15

it's it's it's the blob and you can't get out of it right it's Facebook Twitter but didn't it make

1:11:24

you think twice about all those like Amazon Alexa and your iPhone course of

1:11:30

course they got everything that thing that she was talking about that thing that LIF log let me

1:11:39

read it to you again there's the thing called lifelog uh that sought to build a

1:11:45

database tracking a person's entire existence that included an individuals relationships and Communications meaning

1:11:52

emails texts phone calls your regular mail Etc their media consumption habits

1:12:00

so it surveils your media consumption habits uh their purchases and much more

1:12:06

and your purchases of course CU nothing's cash anymore everything's so they got that

1:12:13

and much more in order to build a digital record of everything an individual says sees or does this is

1:12:22

from their literature life flog so anyway that's

1:12:27

that's where we're at so there's I I feel we we are in The Matrix we are in the eldest huxley's A Brave New World we

1:12:36

we are in 1984 it's all those things combined and I don't see a way out just

1:12:41

like I told her because there was someone who didn't want to go along and if you don't go along they just put you in jail they just say you're a criminal

1:12:48

and look at how many people hated Julian Assange for doing journalism because the media said he was a bad guy they said he

1:12:54

was rapist said he was a jerk said he was working with Putin said he was working they said you know then you got

1:13:01

people morons like Bill Maher who believes what he reads in the paper he he would always say well I read

1:13:08

it in the paper in the paper and he goes oh is Julian Assange

1:13:14

is he a hero or a traitor he's not even a American that's how dumb Bill Mah is which is why you should come see the

1:13:21

launch of our new show Rumble time we're going to try and you know trying to do do a show that that is the uh

1:13:27

alternative to Real Time with Bill Maher because he's so uninformed and ignorant

1:13:33

and such a stupid lib um that it's the time is right and so uh when I

1:13:41

mentioned it on Joe Rogan that lit a fire underneath the head of Rumble

1:13:48

uh and uh they decided to go forward with this show so I want to do it in a

1:13:54

in a studio in a Sound Stage which costs a lot of money and apparently Rumble

1:14:00

doesn't have that kind of money so uh we're going to start off doing it in theaters and see how many

1:14:07

celebrities I can get to come do that with me it's much easier when you have a Sound Stage I'll tell you that and they

1:14:13

have their own dressing room but we're going to see what that is so the first one is uh uh the 16th of

1:14:19

August and uh I'm trying to to do one in Las Vegas at skankfest which is in

1:14:25

September I want to do one there um and so we plan on doing two a

1:14:30

month uh because I didn't get a budget to do four a month because it takes a lot of

1:14:36

work a lot of people a lot of editors a lot of cameramen lot of producers a lot

1:14:41

of writers a lot of everything to do a job like that and uh we only have it for

1:14:47

so we're going to do two a month uh starting in August going to the end of the year so we have an order for 10 of

1:14:52

those so we'll see I you know I want to get a billboard in Time Square I want to

1:14:58

get a billboard on Sunset Boulevard I want that's that's my big idea uh it's not those things aren't that expensive

1:15:05

for you know for billionaires put it that way I can't afford it but um that's

1:15:11

my big idea whether that'll happen or not I don't know but uh so we'll see you

1:15:16

in Chicago at that show that show's going to be fun it's going to be on the cusp of the democratic convention which

1:15:21

now is going to be super interesting holy Joe Biden's dropping out and they don't have a

1:15:27

nominee and I think I think RFK is going to try and sue his way into getting back

1:15:32

on it to become the Democratic nominee I I you know that would be amazing if that

1:15:38

could happen because they all have the same horrible policy on Gaza and

1:15:43

Palestine and Israel they all have that but then uh he uh he has better policies

1:15:50

on everything else 

Tusli Gabbard Placed On Secret Government Terrorism Watchlist

1:52

has been trending uh Sonia lobosco is

1:56

the executive director of the air

1:58

marshall National Council it's a

2:00

national advocacy group for the federal

2:02

air Marshalls and she has confirmed that

2:05

she spoke directly with a whistleblower

2:08

who disclosed this information to her

2:11

labosco believes that TSA and Homeland

2:13

Security are violating American citizens

2:15

constitutional rights in a quote big

2:18

domestic surveillance grab end quote

2:20

that seems to be targeting conservatives

2:22

she learned that Tulsi gabard was added

2:24

to the quiet Skies list last month and

2:27

is currently under surveillance at

2:29

airports and while on flights while

2:31

telsey initially wasn't aware that she

2:34

was added to this secret government

2:36

surveillance list uh that violates all

2:38

of our rights uh at least one

2:41

whistleblower is ready to go on record

2:43

with the pertinent documentation for

2:46

proof the level of scrutiny she is under

2:49

is extraordinary she's being followed by

2:51

not one not two but three Federal Air

2:55

Marshals two explosiv detection can9

2:58

teams one TSA plain clothes supervisor

3:01

and one TSA explosive specialist now

3:05

that doesn't mean that these groups this

3:07

gaggle of uh incompetent bureaucrats are

3:11

following her around but it does mean

3:13

she is being tracked and fam Federal Air

3:16

Marshals have been added to her flights

3:19

now the reason for her addition to this

3:21

list remains unclear because the

3:23

government never has to tell you why

3:25

you're illegally added to these secret

3:27

surveillance spy lists shocker

3:30

however it is worth noting that Tulsi

3:32

gabard left the Democrat Party in 2022

3:35

and has been involved in very public

3:36

disputes with prominent figures such as

3:39

Hillary Clinton and you know how her

3:41

close friends seem to uh end up she is

3:45

also recently been very critical of vice

3:48

president and a Democrat president

3:50

nominee KL Harris we'll talk about that

3:52

here in a second but uh for what the

3:54

federal government calls national

3:55

security reasons an individual is put on

3:59

this list list enrolled in this program

4:01

without their knowledge teams of federal

4:04

Air Marshals are then assigned to

4:05

individuals following and tracking their

4:07

every move from when they enter the

4:09

airport and then on their flights and in

4:12

transit until they reach their

4:14

destinations now uncovered DC says in

4:17

their uh in their information that

4:20

individuals usually have four s's on the

4:23

lower bottom right hand corner of their

4:27

boarding passes but it's not always the

4:29

case so if you have those there you're

4:32

probably on some type of list including

4:34

quiet Skies now these folks are often

4:36

flagged for extra searches at the

4:38

airport as well now here is what the

4:40

executive director of the air marshall

4:42

National Council Sonia abasco said about

4:44

the situation Federal air marshall

4:46

whistleblowers that are coming forward

4:48

regarding the recent surveillance of

4:50

former presidential candidate Tulsi

4:52

gabard are outraged never in our career

4:57

we were hired to track an active member

5:00

of the military to surveil someone that

5:03

is not a threat to the United States we

5:06

are outraged this comes from the very

5:08

top we have some senior officials within

5:10

the a Marshals that are outraged as well

5:12

and we need this program called quiet

5:14

Skies to be shut down and shut down

5:16

immediately the original intent of the

5:18

quiet Skies program was to be utilized

5:20

as a tool for federal Air Marshals to

5:22

identify passengers that could be a

5:24

threat to Aviation Security or a threat

5:26

to a particular flight what this program

5:28

quiet Skies has morphed into over the

5:30

last several years has been a huge

5:33

domestic surveillance grab even dhs's

5:36

own investigatory group The oig has put

5:39

out reports stating that the program is

5:41

a complete failure and the program has

5:43

wasted in 2020 alone over $390

5:47

million this hopefully will have the

5:50

attention it needs to have a program

5:52

like this stopped and shut down

5:54

taxpayers don't want to fund this type

5:57

of program now according to Laos G abd's

5:59

enrollment in quiets guys is likely

6:02

politically

6:04

motivated you don't say uh air Marshalls

6:07

were first assigned to Tulsi gabard on

6:09

July 23rd a day after she criticized

6:12

kamla Harris Joe Biden and the National

6:15

Security State in an interview with

6:17

Laura Ingram Air Marshals were then

6:19

mobilized on July 24th and assigned to

6:22

their first first flight with Tulsi on

6:24

July 25th my birthday now tulsi's been

6:27

very very outspoken and critical of the

6:29

bid Administration uh and she's posted

6:32

her interview uh with Laura Ingram on

6:35

Twitter adding that kamla Harris is not

6:39

knowledgeable or strong enough to stand

6:41

up to potential adversaries or just as

6:44

importantly the unelected warmongers I.E

6:47

the military industrial complex which

6:50

profits from War and the National

6:52

Security State which uses these wars as

6:55

a pretext to further clamp down on our

6:58

freedom like Biden she will simply be

7:02

their puppet we need a

7:04

commander-in-chief strong enough to take

7:05

charge Trump will not be anyone's puppet

7:09

that's why the Deep state will do

7:11

everything possible to keep him out of

7:14

the Oval Office and we saw that in

7:17

Butler Pennsylvania now for those who

7:19

might not be familiar Tulsa gabard is a

7:23

current lieutenant colonel in the United

7:24

States Army Reserve a former

7:26

presidential candidate for the Democrat

7:28

Party and served as the US congresswoman

7:32

representing Hawaii's second district

7:35

the situation raises serious questions

7:37

about the criteria and the transparency

7:40

of these government watch lists and as

7:43

well as the implications for our civil

7:46

civil liberties I think these are

7:48

illegal how about you let me know what

7:50

you think about this down below telsey

7:52

gavage she's been saying a lot of the

7:54

right things lately and apparently she

7:56

has angered the opposition so much at

7:59

the spying on her everywhere including

8:02

in the friendly Skies guys and gals I

8:04

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