The David Knight Show - 14Oct22 Food Shortages, Market Crashes & WW3

Episode Date: October 14, 2022

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Main market excluding specials and place bets. Terms apply. Bet responsibly. Using free speech to free minds. You're listening to The David Knight Show. As the clock strikes 13, it's Friday, the 14th of October, year of our Lord, 2022. Day 944 of the greatest psychological operation in history. Well, I am Tony Arterburn filling in for the great David Knight. It's also Friday, so I'm simulcasting this on my radio program. Transmitting worldwide on Worldwide Christian Radio, as well as 930 AM The Answer San Antonio.

I'm in studio with Beans the Brave who just joined me off camera. You might have caught her. She's got a little bed here behind my desk. Helps keep the show safe from woodland creatures and intruders and bad vibes. I'll see if I can get Beans on the program today. Somebody asked about her yesterday and I forgot. So we'll see if we can do that. But we've got a great show for you. I don't have all the usual suspects. I don't have all my usual guests. None of my friends could come out and play. So we're going to have a guard. Goldsmith will most likely join us here in the second hour, maybe

the third. We'll see. I'm going to open up phone lines, so it's going to be fun. I've got articles today, and I have a bunch of listicles. I have ones like the five ways that you can fight back against the central bank digital currency, and then there's a list of the safest places in the U.S. during Armageddon. We'll go over that. A little bit of political news, not that I want to cover that much. We'll jump right into some headlines. I wanted to say I was thinking this more. I've said this before hosting for David, but the book, The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene, the first rule and the first law, I guess, is that you should never outshine the master. You

should never try to one-up the person that you're an understudy of. Well, I guess, is that you should never outshine the master. You should never try to one-up the person that you're an understudy of. Well, I can't do it. So even if I wanted to violate the rule, I couldn't outshine the master. And you guys, I love your support. I appreciate everybody who's tuning in and on the Rockfin chat, all you guys over there and all the DLive folks and the Twitter folks, I appreciate you. We're going to bring it in for a soft landing. We'll keep the, we'll keep the audience together while David is, is, uh, in Texas and, uh, Travis's wedding is going on. And I'm really looking forward to hearing all about that. And, uh, I sent, uh, Travis a little something yesterday from, uh, wise wolf and the Arterburn family, and we just wish them well. So if I

have any updates, I'll let you know. Let's jump into some headlines. And I don't want to stay here too long because I think most of this stuff is irrelevant. I try to care. I really do, folks. I really try to. I used to be really invested in politics. And then I just discovered that it is a false paradigm. It's the left-right paradigm. You go back and forth. You get the same results, the Hegelian dialectic, but it's Intel, so you have to cover it. But this is the headline of Drudge.

January 6th subpoena is Trump. There's a ban in audio bombshell, and the Supreme Court denies Donald Trump. I guess he was getting a stay or some kind of override on the Mar-a-Lago raid, which, again, in light of everything that's affecting us right now, everything that we're facing, is this really something that we should care about? I don't know. The regular networks and the Newsmax and the Fox News, this is a real big deal. And, of course, you have the other side. Looks like Liz Cheney is going to get to call Donald Trump and subpoena him. Is he going to show up?

Is there a precedent for that? I don't think he will. There's also like a little headlines on Drudge here about how the oath keepers and other right wing groups were coordinating during January 6th. Yeah, I'm sure that they were, I'm sure it was a, it was a real big coordination because that's what an insurrection looks like. Right.

Unbelievable. But they're still rolling with this. And you wonder at what level to do the people that are carrying out this January 6th, whatever it is, this boondoggle, do they really believe it? Do they really believe that we were in danger, like General Milley said, of losing our Constitution because QAnon shaman and some other people got in, and the one guy got to sit in Nancy Pelosi's desk or something. I mean, again, if you know anything about the continuity of government, if you know anything about how power is consolidated, it's not in a building. You could take a building all you want. It has to do with command structure, the codes.

Again, there is no power in a building. And if that was the case, then we would have just occupied all of Saddam's buildings in Iraq and the entire war would have been over. There would have been no terrorism, right? There would have been no uprisings. Yeah, exactly. And General Milley knows that. He gave testimony. And I just remember watching that going, this guy is a stone cold liar. He knows that we were in no danger of losing our government or losing the Constitution or losing anything. But they're going to continue with this narrative because it helps them. As I was telling Gar Goldsmith yesterday, I said, we ought to come up with, somebody ought to write a fake article and see how many people will take the bait for it, that climate change causes right-wing extremists or that climate change causes right-wing nationalism or whatever, or conservatism.

And that way, they can't say that climate change is dissipating. As it keeps getting worse, there's more right-wing nationalism. There's nothing they can really do. I think that would be a conundrum. I'd like to see them try to solve that puzzle. But that's pretty much the headlines. We'll come back and take a look. Of course, we're still dealing with the possible World War III scenario, which I'm very nervous about. We'll talk a little bit about that today. I covered that on Wednesday. But you guys know I'm paying close attention to what's happening in Ukraine. I've also got an article on Zelensky. And the American people are starting to really be skeptical of this welfare king.

It's really just, I mean, a billion here, a billion there. Sooner or later, you're talking about real money. The guy's got like $76 billion from the United States of America and other Western powers, but he needs more. He's got to have more, so we'll talk about that. Kremlin officials warn of a catastrophic World War III. Of course, they are. This is about national survival for Russia.

Could wipe out 5 billion people, they said. Well, yeah. Nuke bombers 20 miles from NATO border. Americans' fears surge. Well, isn't that the point? Aren't we supposed to be afraid? Isn't that the favorite state of being that the ruling elites want you in? Just fear.

Unadulterated fear. So you'll, you know, stay home. Stay safe. You'll follow the plan. And by the way, there's an article up on technocracy.news. We will definitely get to about Pfizer and your friends over at Pfizer and big pharma and, uh, the transmission of COVID-1984. And what, what did they know? When did they know it? Uh, where they really focus on warp speed or your safety?

We'll find out. There's an article up on technocracy.news. All right, so just steering away from the main headlines, I thought I'd start with a little economic data. And one of my favorite things is to see which one of the people in the controlling elite, which one of the people in the controlling elite, which one of them breaks rank first. Like one of the people I watch is Jamie Dimon,

I mean, Diamond of JP Morgan. And he's interesting because I know he's, whatever he's saying is somewhat controlled opposition, but I'm wondering why they get him to say it first. And one of the things I've noticed about him was that he's the first banker or bankster I've ever seen or heard of in the open about market crashes, about liquidity crash, again, economic superstorm downturns, all this stuff. That's not what bankers usually do at that level. Anybody who knows anything about history, they cheerlead to the end, even after the end.

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what is the purpose of this breaking ranks? Because again, the reason that this is the largest bank in the United States. Why would you signal anything that might cause a withdrawal of deposits? That's a great question, isn't it? I mean, again, that's why the banks usually cheerlead all the way to the end and passed it because they need to, because the stability is in the deposits. That's why Franklin Roosevelt declared a banking holiday after he was inaugurated on March 4th, 1933.

Right. So it's interesting to watch. And we're going to look at something that Jamie Dimon is saying now. This is zero hedge. This is effing war. Jamie Dimon slams Biden begging Saudis for oil, says investors don't give a well, a crap. Let's put it that way, about ESG. That is environmental social governance, which is weird because this, again, Jamie Dimon,

head of the largest bank in the US, BlackRock is the one pushing ESG. There's no way that he is, is he on the outs with BlackRock or the other people that are pushing ESG? This doesn't make any sense. Three days, three days after Jamie Dimon sparked a market wide sell off, which makes more sense, which took stocks to fresh 2020 lows after he predicted a U.S. recession six to nine months, citing drivers including rising interest rates, persistent inflation, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and warned stocks could drop another 20%. The JPMorgan CEO, who is expected to report earnings tomorrow and hopefully clarify why his bank refuses to move its deposit rate to 0.01,

in the process keeping $2.2 trillion in liquidity locked inside the overnight funding facility. Would that also be the repo market? He doubled down today saying the Fed can't cool the red-hot economy without bringing on a recession. So again, what are we looking at here? Did you guys know that after 60 Minutes did a thing on this? During the Great Recession, 08 going into 09, a lot of bank failures, right? That's when they did more consolidation. The Fed came in, did TARP, and a lot of the big banks got, I mean, like Wells Fargo, JP Morgan, all the rest, right? Bank of America.

But there was something that happened very quietly. These banks that couldn't pass the stress test, they didn't have liquidity. The FDIC would send in teams of people at night. I mean, again, the banks would close. So your local branch, like a Wachovia or whatever, your local branch, the people that you would see there, like if you went in on a Friday, right? By Monday, they'd be completely new people and they'd all be wearing uniforms. But everybody would have been let go and the bank was taken over by the FDIC itself. Do you know why?

Because there was a massive bank failure. Now, the reason that they do that, that they go in in secret and that they don't even, again, you don't even leave it to chance. There's no one left on the staff to tell you that these are all FDIC people is because psychologically they need people to believe in the deposits. So I'm asking again, why is the head of the largest bank in the U.S. talking like this? Even if he believes it, it doesn't make any sense. He says, I don't know if it could be a soft landing. I don't think so, but it might, the J.P. Morgan chief executive officer said in an industry conference in Washington Thursday,

adding that the alternatives would be a mild or severe recession. In a tough recession, you could expect the market to go down another 20 to 30 percent, adding an additional 10 percent to the number he first floated on Monday. So he's even going further. It got worse. Besides predicting a hard landing and a 30% crash, the CEO of the largest U.S. bank also said his gut, quote, unquote, tells him that the Fed funds rate will probably have to raise higher than 4% to 4.5% level that many economists are predicting as inflation persists. So we got inflation, you have stagflation, you have inflation, you have economic recession, you're receding economy, the GDP growth down. Still, Diamond said he has total faith and trust in the Fed and in Fed Chair Jerome Powell, and that stagflation is far worse than most of the other potential outcomes as the Fed works to cool price pressures. And in a sign that markets may be getting ahead of themselves,

Diamond also said that the consumer could be as strong for another nine months around the time the recession hits. In other words, Diamond, who has warned about recession and further stocks crashes, has also repeatedly stressed that consumers are still healthy. We are confident that Jamie will tell us when, in his view, consumers are still healthy. We are confident that Jamie will tell us when, in his view, consumers are finally crashing. This is a bizarre story. Some of the other notable statements by Jamie Dimon include, JP Morgan is sitting on $1.2 trillion in cash. Here's something that you don't hear about JP Morgan is their silver holdings.

Do you think that JP Morgan in any way, shape or form, uh, is cornering the silver market? Do you think that they like these prices being where they are to accumulate? I don't know. Uh, he's never mentioned it,

but that's what they do. I think they are the largest holder of silver. If I'm not mistaken, uh, outside of governments in the world uh china can micromanage growth at three to four percent ccar has become untethered from reality which we know which we know since clearly nobody could have possibly predicted the uk's pension fund crisis, right? Commodity prices around the world are very fragile, says Jamie Dimon. Well, something to pay attention to here. So normally in my life, it's been the folks and I tend to, I don't know, there's a seductive thing about pessimism to me. And it always seems like the smartest people are the most pessimistic when

it comes to the future. I try not to fall into that trap, but everybody I've read and all the people that I've studied since my early twenties, they tend to be right. And they tend to, you know, again, it follows that line of logic because you don't really bet on all the current zeitgeist, the current spirit of the age you you're betting against it. And so I remember going back to 08, 07, 08, I started reading a lot of the gold bugs and a lot of the people are predicting market crashes and like everything's unsustainable and they tended to be right, right? I mean, it wasn't as bad because no one could have foreseen the sheer amount of Fed injections that were going to go on after 08.

As a matter of fact, gold, it went to close to right at closing in on 2000 in the year 2011. Same thing, silver hit $50. There was a big run on precious metals and the Fed stepped in and bailed everything out and said, we won't do it again though. This was something that they promised. But as I was talking about yesterday, the debt of the US in year 2000, $5 trillion. And again, that took us from our founding to the year 2000 to get to $5 trillion. By 2010, it's $10 trillion.

By 2020, it's $20 trillion or $25 trillion after the first six months of 2020. And then now it's 30 trillion. You see the accelerating acceleration to quote our Buckminster Fuller. So interesting times, folks. There's just something about this that doesn't make sense. I wanted to bring that to your attention because that seems like, again, that's just it's common for the gold bugs the people that that you know the austrian economist uh people that follow follow f.a hayek and all that we we don't believe in the keynesian model of fiat and and government

spending and all the rest and so we don't uh believe in the future of it the markets themselves we see downturns and crashes but that's supposed to be us right and then when you have somebody who's completely tied to the system i don't know i don't know what it means but i've been watching him and there's something to that there's something to he's playing some kind of game uh in my opinion because usually they follow the narrative very closely so let's let's continue down on the in the in the line of logic with the economy, and then we'll take a break. Let's see. This is Michael Snyder, and I always like to see him.

He's another one of those pessimists that I like. He's got the economic collapse blog, but this is also Zero Hedge. The era of cheap food and gasoline is over. This is by Michael Snyder, themostimportantnews.com. All of our lifestyles are about to change in a major way, but the vast majority of the population still does not understand what is coming. Throughout our entire lives, we have always been able to depend on a couple of things. There would always be cheap gasoline to fuel our vehicles,

and there would always be mountains of cheap food at the grocery store. No matter who was in the White House and no matter what was going on in the world, those two things always remain the same. He says, unfortunately, though, those days are now over and they aren't coming back. We have entered the greatest energy crisis that any of us have ever experienced, and it isn't going away anytime soon. I'll say something real quick, and then we've got an article that this is going to, you guys will remind me, my support group of the live David Knight audience. There's an article up that one of the heads of the UN is really liking the war because it's stopping the energy. It's really good for climate. The war is really good for climate change. We'll get to that.

It just reminded me that with that opening sentence. Yeah. So you might as well get used to those high gas prices, says Michael Snyder. Earlier this month, brand new all-time record highs were set all over Southern California, Los Angeles, Long Beach, $6.46 a gallon. Orange County, $6.42 a gallon. Ventura County, $6.40. San Bernardino County, $6.32. He said, but that isn't the real problem. The real problem is with natural gas.

Thanks to the war in Ukraine, supplies of natural gas in Europe have become extremely tight, and this has pushed prices into the stratosphere. Wasn't that the point? Isn't this disruptive? Isn't this the asymmetrical siege warfare that they're running? Needless to say, this is going to greatly affect food production in the months ahead according to bloomberg over two-thirds of the fertilizer production capacity in europe has already been

shut down well and then that's due to natural gas but it's also look at the countries around europe oh we have to ban we have to ban fertilizer we it's it's too bad for the, for the planet. And, uh, we, we decide, you know, again, this is what's happening is, um, it's much deeper than the war. Although that is still something to worry about. That is something to still study and be prepared for. But there is something much, the agenda here is much bigger than the war. This is an absolutely massive story, but hardly anyone in the United States is covering it.

Global fertilizer production is going to be greatly reduced, and that's going to have a very serious implication for agricultural production all over the world. Nitrogen plants shut down in Europe are not simply a problem in Europe. Again, this is one of the spokespersons. The reduced supply on the scale seen this week not only raises the marginal cost of production of nitrogen fertilizers, but also will tighten the global markets, putting pressure

on plant nutrients and the availability in Europe and beyond. We're already seeing prices elsewhere rise again. The price of the common nitrogen fertilizer urea in New Orleans rose over 20% in weekly prices Friday, the most since March and a few weeks after the war began, according to the green markets. I know that fertilizer may not be the most exciting topic for a lot of people, but the truth is approximately half of the global population would starve if we didn't have any. In fact, it's estimated that nitrogen fertilizer now supports approximately half of the global population.

See, again, you read stuff like this and you can see how it all ties together. This remaking of society. Who controls the food, right? Why do you think these soulless, uh, puppets of finance and these front men like Bill Gates are out, uh, becoming the largest land and farm holders in the,

in places like North America. And does they want to, they want to grow some wonderful food, become farmers. He's a farmer now. First, he's a nerd who's now a doctor because he was able to write a check. And now he's a farmer. The only way we can come close to feeding everyone on the planet is by using vast quantities of fertilizer.

But now fertilizer plants all over Europe are being shut down or forced to shut down because of the price of natural gas. And not only the price of natural gas, but governments. We've seen this in multiple, this war against fertilizer because that's where, again, that's where food comes from. As long as this global energy crisis persists, the global food crisis will persist. Russia is normally the largest exporter of natural gas in the world, and at the end of the war in Ukraine, we'll go a long way towards solving our current problems, and if the war was ended.

But there isn't going to be an end to the war in Ukraine, says Michael Snyder. Once again, Western leaders are assuring us that the war will not end until russia is forced out of every inch of ukrainian territory that includes donetsk luhansk and the crimea of course the russians would use tactical nukes long before we ever got to that point and once the russians use tactical nukes, the West will do the same. As it currently stands, there is no off-ramp for this war. Instead, we are simply counting down the days until it goes nuclear. I am sorry to tell you that, but that's the truth. This is Michael Snyder, but I might as well have written it myself.

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all over the nation right now yeah you wouldn't be changing your your profile picture on facebook or social media to ukrainian flag if you knew what this was all about. If you knew the criminality and the psychopathy and the evil and the Satanism behind this, behind this war, behind this plan, then you wouldn't be following the talking points of the Central Intelligence Agency writ large from the teleprompter readers and hairdos on mainstream media, ladies and gentlemen. Meanwhile, the worst multi-year mega drought in 1200 years continues to absolutely ravage agricultural production in the Western half of the United States. A reporter from Fox recently visited the cornfields of Wayne County, Nebraska, and what he

discovered is extremely chilling. He says, I'm standing in the middle of a cornfield that, if this was a normal year, in other words, if the corn was growing the way it was supposed to be, you wouldn't even really be able to see me right now. Fox Business' Connell McShane reported from Wakefield, Nebraska. It would be way over my head, but now I look at this maybe knee-high at best. McShane visited the field in Wayne County and found some short stalks with very sparse ears. Over 99% of that county is in an exceptional drought. The drought's been going on for years. Just on a side note, we don't have a water problem in this world. And I've heard it put this way.

We have a salt problem. Like the earth is like, wasn't like 80% water, but somehow, you know, all of this, the trillions that we spend, uh, so we can enrich the military industrial complex and a bunch of, you know, much of lizard people. We never actually get any technology technology rolling out. Where are the desalinization plants? Well, why are we not working on this stuff? I think I answer my own questions, but I mean, come on, folks.

We're supposed to that we have the technology to overcome these kind of things, but we just don't seem, we're like a pitiful giant. On the West Coast, we're being warned that production of tomatoes, garlic, and onions will be very disappointing this year due to the drought. As a result, prices are going to be much higher in 2023. In addition to tomatoes, other crops like garlics and onions are also expected to be impacted. And they love it. Food scarcity. Because then you can have price controls.

And then you can have, again, just a few, this is the fascism that we're seeing. Fascism, just the merger of corporations and government. Doesn't matter which one is which. Doesn't matter which, who's the head and who's the tail. It's just fascism. They love this stuff. Top down down there can only be one like highlander

the cost of living is becoming extremely oppressive and countless people out there are really struggling to make it month to month i covered an article what a few weeks ago about people that making over a hundred thousand dollars a year still living paycheck to paycheck yeah i know this because even small business even when you're doing well things have gone up the prices of it it infects everything it's systemic and you can see it even in consulting fees or marketing fees or whatever the cost of everything is going up 20 years ago uh, working as a server, says Michael Snyder, I lived in a corner one-bedroom apartment downtown with amazing views for $700 a month. A similar apartment now, $3,600 a month, more than five times as much.

As a lawyer at age 47, I am unable to afford living in an apartment as I did in 27 waiting tables. It's true. It's funny because I don't like to buy things for myself. I really don't. Even if I'm doing well, it just, I don't mind writing a check for marketing. I'll buy business things. I'll buy inventory. It just doesn't even phase me at all.

Like, oh, we're going to buy TV spots. Sounds great. I never even look at it, but with vehicles, you know, I think I'm going to have to get a new vehicle because my son's 17. So I'm going to give him my Jeep. And by the way, I bought this Jeep. Uh, I have a Jeep Patriot. I bought it used in 2019. Uh, it was 10,000. I bought it from a Dodge dealer in San Antonio. And I was like, okay, well, I, you know, my local credit union was like, you can go get a car. So I finally did. And the reason I did is because my 99 Dodge Ram was stolen. We actually got it back, but I got the Jeep and anyway, it's been a good vehicle. And my son's 17. He's a good boy. I think a good young man. I thought, well, I'll give, I'll give the boy the, the, uh, the Jeep and I'll get a

new vehicle. I started looking around and I'm thinking, I remember 1999. I remember I bought my, my truck referred to as big red brand new off the showroom floor four wheel drive. It was just, I mean, this is the deal that my dad and I had, you know, cause I was joining the army. He's like, I'll help you get a loan for the truck you you know make the payments tax title and license i'll help we'll help each other you know make you get your credit bill and i'll never it was twenty seven

thousand dollars and that was like just so far and beyond like what i could you know imagine buying for a car at the time but i thought well i'm going into the military i have a steady income i don't have any other debt let's just establish credit and And I love this truck. I still do. I still love the truck. It's not exactly the same as it was, but it was 27,000. I'm looking around now and I'm thinking, I won't pay. I mean, you look at a new truck, what is it like $400 million or something? I'm just kidding. But you see, you look at the price of the sticker shock. I'm like, what is this? I mean, this is like, you're talking about $ a thousand dollar a month. It's like a mortgage. I'm not buying that. So I was looking at different cars and I don't know. I probably, I got it. I

got approved for a loan. We'll see. I just, Hey, I don't even like doing it. I don't even like buying things. This is a sadly though, what we've been through so far is just the beginning. The cost of gasoline is going to continue to go up. The cost of natural gas is going to continue to go up. The cost of food is going to continue to go up. See, it'll continue to go up even in the face of declining demand for things because of the cancer that is fiat currency and inflation. It's, it's, it's. It metastasizes. It drives up prices. Your wages haven't increased, but the cost of everything has. You're the last. Cost of living adjustments,

COLA, you're the last to get anything. The artificially inflated lifestyles that we were able to enjoy for decades are now disappearing, and there is a tremendous amount of pain on the horizon. We were warned this would happen, and now the day of reckoning is here. I would encourage you to prepare accordingly. I agree with pretty much everything Michael Snyder writes. Okay, not again.

I'd say it's probably 85 he's uh he's been pretty um i don't know prophetic in a lot of ways and uh i think he's got some some good insight but regardless of where we are we're in a fourth turning we've got economic uncertainty you've got the clouds of war you've got all these things i'm not telling you that it's going to be doom and gloom. I'm telling you that's what I'm preparing for. I don't have a crystal ball. I don't know for sure, but we all should be preparing in whatever way that we can for change because I know that's inevitable. We're talking about massive societal change. What that brings about, is it famine? Is it red lines? Is it Great Depression? Is it war? Is it all of them? I don't know, but preparing is certainly something that I think we have a responsibility to do at

this point. To keep the fire of liberty burning, we have to ourselves be the keepers of the flame. We have to have ourselves in good shape and be able to endure those things. So let's take a quick break. Again, my name is Tony Arterburn. I'm filling in for the great David Knight. Always an honor to be here. We've got a fantastic amount of show left for you. Like I said, Gar Goldsmith should be here in the second and third hour. And this first hour is my radio show, which is the Arterburn Radio Transmission. It goes out on Friday. So we're going to clip this first part out of the show. It'll go out on Worldwide Christian Radio, 930 AM, The Answer, San Antonio, and, of course, my podcast channels.

And we'll talk a little bit about that when we come back. Throughout the break, I'll let you know where you can find me. We'll talk a little bit about Wolfpack. We'll talk some more economic data. I got great articles. I got enough articles we can get through this show. And we'll talk a little bit about Wolfpack. We'll talk some more economic data. I got great articles. I got enough articles. We can get through this show. And we'll open up the phone lines, too.

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Again, an absolute honor to be here sitting in this chair, filling in for David Knight, something I've been doing for some years now, and it never, ever escapes me that this is history. Of course, David, you know, again, you can't match his research, his work ethic, his engineer mind. I don't even try. But I remember going in to the studio in Austin when he was at InfoWars and I tried to be the first person there. You know, you're filling in for David Knight. You know, this isn't, it's not a picnic. You better be prepared. He's got a certain standard that his

audience expects. So I would go in. I tried to show about 5 a.m. And I would get through. Again, we have as many articles as I could print. I never felt quite as prepared. But then you find out, David gets there at 4. He would get there sometimes way earlier. And you'd see the amount of preparation that goes into this show. So i'm going to try to do it justice by you know continuing to try to last show i did very few commercials and i think we had between myself and guard too and the callers you know we got through a lot of good topics and information so uh that's and that's uh again, honoring David. We have very few breaks, but I want to plug thedavidknightshow.com. And look, folks, I got my David Knight pin. I've got my David Knight mug I'm holding out for the audience.

Yesterday, I wore my David Knight t-shirt when I was with Guard. And you guys can go to thedavidknightshow.com. You can donate direct. You can buy products. And then we also set up DavidKnight.Gold. And again, I'll mention that throughout the show, but DavidKnight.Gold is powered by Wise Wolf Gold and Silver Exchange, and we ship nationwide. If you have interest in precious metals, you're going to get in touch with me through DavidKnight.Gold, and that will go to most likely it's either myself or Kinsey will be handling your order. And she's doing a phenomenal job.

She's been finding new supply chains for us, new wholesalers, new outlets, really just took our business to another level. And I'm really excited to have her and proud to have her with the Wise Wolf brand. So you probably be talking to Kinsey at some point. It's a flip of the coin. All right, so let's continue through some headlines after that plug. All right, so I'm looking at economic data. We'll talk a little bit more in that before we get into some more political stuff.

But this was Kitco, which is a competitor. I've said this before, but still a good site to go through for news. I got asked the question on the phone lines earlier this week about what I thought about treasury yields and the 10-year note and all this stuff. And I thought, well, I don't really follow it so much because I don't believe in the fiat system. I'm just waiting for the cracks to start showing. I'm waiting for the BRICS nations. I'm looking at history happening. I'm looking at a shift in the power structure, the geopolitical power structure of finance, which is really what's happening. This is a war for who controls the future of the currency system, who controls the reserve currency of the world so on and so forth but uh kit co put out an article and i don't always agree with all this kind of analysis but this is more of a wall street look at it but it says the king us dollar continues to push gold

price lower gold and silver prices are lower in u.s trading Friday. The two precious metals continue to trade in a strong inverse relationship with the powerful U.S. dollar index. Gold and silver bulls remain perplexed by their metals' inability to catch a safe haven bid among heightened geopolitical and marketplace uncertainties. December gold was down $16 at $16.61. One of my clients called me and says, it's 1666, and I don't want to buy at this time.

I've heard that before. I get you. Global stock markets were mostly firmer overnight. U.S. stock indexes are pointed to mixed openings with the New York Day sessions beginning. So this is an interesting, he talked about gold bulls and silver bulls were perplexed. I'm not really that perplexed. I think that this is a war.

This is no longer about just sheer finance or keeping the, you know, the dollar is the hegemonic dominating currency of the world. This is do or die for the ruling class, for those who set up, you know, the dollar is the hegemonic dominating currency of the world. This is do or die for the ruling class, for those who set up, you know, and there's a reason why they, the Biden administration calls it the liberal world order. Anybody remember that? You know, it was the liberal world order. I know that was like general Mattis tried to explain that to Trump,

what the liberal world order was, but it really was 1944. Was the year that Breton Woods took place. You know, the, they met in, in New Hampshire and John Maynard Keynes and all these other dignitaries and representatives, they're going to, you know, give birth to the new economic world order. They, you know, believed that they were that the Allies were going to be ultimately victorious. Operation Barbarossa was a bust. The Third Reich was crumbling. Japan was boxed in.

So they decided they would go ahead and set up things like the IMF, International Monetary Fund. And they would peg the dollar dollar and gold at 35 an ounce and that's you know people would trade in dollars and it was basically the end of the the british empire it was absorbed into the u.s or maybe it was the other way around i'm starting to think that maybe that uh cecil rhodes and you know the rothschilds and the Council on Foreign Relations and all these things. Actually, England reappropriated the United States and its power. But that's what was set up.

And they launched that forward. But that's starting to crumble. And this has to do with the fourth turning. There's a massive change in societal norms and what we perceived as reality. Michael Snyder talking about cheap food, cheap gasoline. We built the modern age on gold.

The 19th century was a gold standard. Governments were held way more accountable because you had to have a certain amount of uh of the metal themselves to increase the money supply and after world war ii um after the world war one and world war ii the cataclysms the great civil war of the west uh we see you know the modern era as a fiat era and you know leading to 1971 where richard nixon takes us off the gold standard after interrupting an episode of Bonanza.

Oh, I need to, I need to also, I was thinking about that. I'll play the video here shortly on wolfpack.gold. But, you know, look at the, what's happened to the dollar and that order because of those kinds of moves. I mean, it was no, I think Nixon taking us off the gold standard in 71 was known as Bretton Woods too. And there's other people that believe this is Bretton Woods three, and that's going to be the brick shakeup. And the war that's going on is who's going to dominate. So I find these kind of headlines again. I don't know the author, but I don't know if there's a, the King us dollar.

It's just about right now it's called Tina. There is no alternative, but there's about to be, and we're going to, again, the dollar. And I think what the, the goal ultimately is, is, is to go digital. But they still want to dominate as the world's reserve currency because that's what keeps the game. You know, again, the game is rigged, but that's what keeps everything in place. You know, the American empire, the military industrial complex, it needs that. Matter of fact, there's we'll see if we can get to it. There's an article up on LewRockwell.com that I like this morning. It's one of those ones where I need a little bit more time, but it explains the relationship between NATO, the military industrial complex, the Federal Reserve, and basically the West.

And what do you think the West needs for it to save its currency? I don't care what Jamie Dimon says. It can't just use interest rate hikes. It has to keep the Ponzi scheme alive. It has to keep the rest of the world using dollars. A lot of people I tell them, I found this out doing research for my show, but you know, 80% of all the $100 bills that are in print, uh, they're not here in the U S they're not in CONUS and 65% of all the paper currency ever made, uh,

for the U S is not in the continental United States. You talk about a massive, uh, Ponzi scheme, which which is what this is because and we did a bait and switch you weren't allowed to own gold uh legally after 1933 in april 1933 fdr made it illegal for you to hoard gold or whatever that meant right you couldn't do that until gerald ford Ford said you could in 1974. But we had a supposed gold standard for the world. But they figured out something. They figured out that we had started to debase our coins. Look at the 1964 U.S. Kennedy half dollar, 90% silver.

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Matter of fact, Charles de Gaulle at one point sent French warships into the harbor, New York Harbor, just to pick up his gold for his country. Because again, it all gets back to that. That's what's happening right now. You have the record number of countries and central banks ordering gold. They don't talk about that, but it's breaking. I'll give you guys a tweet upon wise wolf gold that Kenzie put up. And I want you to listen to this. Kenzie says nothing to see here, right?

This is usually when you see at wise wolf gold, this is Kenzie, but this is a good post from at prospector gold and gyms. And it says first day of the Denver show, the writing is on the wall when about every bit of silver is being snapped up three to five because there is nothing else out there. Three to five over. Three to five over spot is what that means.

That's being snapped up. Three to five dollars over spot cost before it's passed on to the consumer. A few weeks ago, an individual apparently tried to buy 68 million worth of gold and silver in between all the major producers and all the major dealers, and there was nobody to fill that order after two weeks. They're only able to find about half of it available as the finished product. And this is really, really bad. Yeah, there's not an unlimited supply. And the wealthy know this, the governments know this. And then you read articles on Kitco like this, like the king US

dollar pushes gold prices lower. It doesn't make any sense, does it? It's not supposed to. Governments know this. Central banks know this. You're not supposed to know this, that there's a finite supply of precious metals. Precious metals are really, regardless of what they say, are the structure and foundation of modern economies. It doesn't matter what they say. They can talk about the dollar. They can talk about their fiat system. That's for the hoi polloi.

That's for all of you. That's for us, right? For them, they don't even care about the dollar. They live off debt. And the dollar is debt. That's the loophole that the rich have. They acquire assets. They borrow from those assets.

The assets pay the notes. and debt is tax-free. They live in a tax-free loophole, the feedback loop of debt. Most people, and you don't talk that in school, you're told to acquire debt not for you to live off of, but for you to pay for. You stay in that zone until you're not alive anymore. You just pay off your house, pay off your debt, retire, all that stuff, put in your 401k.

All those products, by the way, 401ks, IRAs, you name it, all that retirement stuff, it happened in 1974. Well, that's interesting, isn't it? Well, 1974 was the last time this country ran a trade surplus. Never again. The manufacturing marvel of the world stopped running a trade surplus. That means that we imported more than we exported for every year after that. And that wasn't ever a common thing in this country

we never would have thought that we were supposed to be the country that made things but all those things tied together you know again 71 we go off the gold standard all these financial products are put into place that's because they know that in order to keep society functioning they're going to need to have people put into investments, right? Because you can't save the dollar like your ancestors could. You can't put it in a coffee can and dig it up 20 years later and it'd still be a dollar. It'd be something else. It'll maybe be a dollar, but it won't buy what a dollar used to buy.

It's funny that's not taught in schools at all. They just talk about, well, you know, a hamburger and a movie, and this used to be a quarter. And people go, oh, things have really gone up in price. Not really. They're the same. It's like Ron Paul talked about back in his 08 campaign, and people laughed at him because he said he could bring gasoline back down to a dime a gallon.

And they said, well, how would you do that, Dr. Paul? He said, well, I just put everything back, Dr. Paul? He said, well, I just put everything back on the silver deal as silver dimes worth $3. And that's what I loved about the view of the old stable sound money system. It really does make so much more sense because you get to get so much gobbledygook and Keynesian garbage and rhetoric in there. You know, you increase the money supply and then you get the whole thing with, uh, you get some of those things like the, um, the trickle down economists, you know, and he just get, once you expand so much and it'll trickle down and get to the lower

strata, just don't have these massive government deficits, don't have the ability to print into oblivion, and you won't have the amount of economic disparity that we have now. It's just that simple. So we've got a lot of history, and I think that's what's on the horizon, is the transference. This is the war that's what's on the horizon is the uh the transference this is the war that's going on and it's interesting because we have multiple wars happening but it's also good to ask what is the real war like what's the real battle here remember uh one of my really good friends in high

school his dad is a global evangelist a a real, real smart man, a PhD. And he had this magnificent library. It's one of the reasons I always wanted a library. And he had this book on his shelf. And I remember just seeing is always on the edge. And the title was The Real War. And it was by Richard Nixon. I used to try to read it like as a teenager and I can understand what he's talking about.

And it was, you know, talking about. It was geopolitical. It was about the Cold War. Again, I think it was taken from a conversation that he had with Mao, if I'm not mistaken. I think that's where the title came from. Anyway, it's a backdrop to what I always ask, which is, what is the real here? What's the most authentic thing happening? What's, what is the,

what's the, the PSYOP and what is the nuts and bolts? And I think really at the end of the day, you can talk about the conflict in Ukraine. You can talk about Taiwan. You can talk about the corruption here, the political persecution, you know,

all that, the great reset. At the end of the day, it's who controls the money supply. Was it Meyer Rochschild in the 19th century says, I care not who sits on the British throne. The person who controls the British Empire is the person who controls the money supply, and I control the British money supply. This is the battle, right?

This is what really matters. And the king U.S. dollar is not really a king. It's something, right? It's on top for now, but we can all start to see the cracks is do I take a break and come back and and do phone lines or we tackle at least one more article because I really wanted to talk about Pfizer I'm gonna X out some of these other articles that we've already done well we'll say it we'll do one more let's do one more financial one which is this is kind of financial and and then we'll move on to some more politics. But you guys see this. This is summit.news.

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the calls. We'll see. I'll be able to, I'll be able to endure it one way or another. Let's go to the phone lines though. All right, caller, you're on the air. Welcome to the David Knight show. You're talking to Tony Arterburn. go ahead go ahead caller hi tony yes go ahead yep oh great um this is johnny in denmark yes sir nice to have you back on i guess hosting the show i have four points to go through the first is the least important by far um and that was just that uh you know you got the wrong rock child on that quote i believe it's like it was nathan rock child who said that okay not controlling the money supply, not Meyer Amstel. And as I said, it's the least important.

Second is, I heard you saying several times that you don't pay attention to it. I can empathize with that. The market's because it's a rigged system. You'd rather stick to real stuff like gold and silver, silver and gold. But one thing to pay attention to, which is quite telling, is the price reduction in precious metals, which I'm guessing you're familiar with. And it really is an easy concept. It's a complicated name, but an easy concept. And people just ask themselves, if they were to buy a precious metal now, as opposed to later, what should cost more

if the delivery was for later? And the answer is, obviously, if the market were fair and balanced and honest later, because you have, as you well know, storage costs, insurance costs, et cetera. But often, not always, but often, as I was alerted to by a former senior counsel to the World Bank, Karen Hudis, H-U-D-E-S, turned whistleblower, the spot price is less than the future price. And the thing is, you know, why should it be that way? I'm sorry, the spot price is greater than the future know, why should it be that way? I'm sorry, the spot price is greater than the future price. Why should it be that way? The answer is because they couldn't afford a run because a lot of there's a lot more contract gold contracted out for and actually

exists. So that's one thing maybe it's worth paying attention to and kind of a segue. Yeah, I pay attention to that, Johnny. I pay attention. Yeah, I pay attention to that. I'm talking about the bond yields and other things, other parts of the market. I mean, just the NASDAQ and the Dow and other things. I mean, I just don't, it's not the same value system that it used to be. I think that was the point. It I just, this is more of an exception to the rule type of observation. I got you. Well, I'll, I'll make sure that, uh, I keep the, uh, the Rothschild quote. Uh, I'll, I'll go back and, and make sure I got that right. And may guard Goldsmith would probably be able to correct me on that. Whether what, what, what, what Rothschild I'm actually speaking of, but we got, uh, we're joined by guard Goldsmith. Do you have anything you want to say to guard before I let you go, Johnny? Oh, uh, guard is oh uh guard is great um and uh he's one of my favorite guest hosts i wish he had his own

uh show he does uh and i love it i love the debate you had the other day uh because too often we see uh debates or at least you know uh one of the one of the participants uh is just ridiculous often both and in the few points that you had at issue with each other, it was very respectful and mutually informative and generally informative. So I'd like to see that in particular. One particular subject

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Right. I'm not quite sure who I agree with yet, but I'd like to hear a debate on that and other topics, so. Well, thank you for calling in, Johnny. We'd like to hear a debate on that and other topics. So, well, thank you for calling in, Johnny. We're going to, again, if you're calling in today,

if you hear somebody on the line, please don't call in at the same time. I feel I'll let you go, Johnny. I appreciate the call, my friend. Thanks for thanks for the support. So Edgard, it was funny. I don't know if you've ever seen it, but there's this funny comedy skit on and call it from Mr. Show back in the nineties with David Cross and Bob Odenkirk. And David Cross plays this talk show host who he does.

He does a prerecorded show. And he only wants you to call in at the time about the show that he recorded last. It's very confusing. But everybody who calls in is calling about the current show or the last show. But not the one he's actually on. I feel like that's that's happened to me with the call-ins because I'm like, okay, I know if you can, don't call in while I'm on the line with somebody, which is funny.

I was watching it ring while we were doing that. But, hey, welcome, my friend. Hey, thank you so much, Tony, and thanks for the invite. And it was great to hear John on the call, too. By the way, I salute you with my David Knight mug. Very good stuff. Yeah. I've got my David Knight mug.

Cheers. And my David Knight shirt. David is lovely. Yeah, I'm going to have to. Well, I was going to say, you know, you play the bonanza a bit in the beginning of the Wise the uh wise wolf commercial as appropriately so i sort of look at david as like the ben cartwright of uh a radio the wise wise ben cartwright you know yeah just a state a stable force and uh in the midst of the chaos absolutely yeah um you gotta are you little joe or i'm hoss i guess i don't know i don I didn't, that was, that was the next step I didn't want to take.

You know, I was like, I don't want to think about like. Yeah. It's funny about the, you know, Nixon interrupted that episode of Bonanza on a Sunday night to tell people we were going off the gold standard. He didn't say that, but he said we're closing the gold window to, for, you know, to keep the stability of the currency. But the Bonanza is like, what that means is like there's a big rush to go get the precious metals in Nevada. Absolutely, absolutely. That's kind of ironic.

Incredibly ironic that, you know, it's almost like they did it intentionally. You know, they knew that Bonanza was going to be on. It was one of the most popular shows around and it was about the gold rush. And as I mentioned to you, you know, my brother got married in that, in that ballroom at that hotel. And that was, you know, 2004. And so they had the reception in the same area where all those people were walking around. I couldn't believe that, you know, there I was

walking around for my brother's wedding. I was like hope this isn't cursed this is this is not good you know but uh it's a beautiful hotel uh the mount washington hotel but um what happened there was not exactly good of course you know we all know that the whole so-called gold standard was fraudulent anyway as you brought up uh when you were going through the description the other day um you know foreigners were grabbing up, using their dollars to trade them in because they knew the longer they held them, the less they'd be worth, which is exactly what happens all the time with fiat currency, you know? Yeah. And they ran the scam for a long time. They were increasing the money supply and then they started to debase the coins. And that's what I think was the the real

tell i mean we were running you know the lbj guns and butter you know uh he's gonna have a great society on the mekong uh if you remember uh man lbj the area of that uh but yeah they had a great society on the mekong and then they had uh you know all that all that influxion of spending and increase the money supply and that everybody knew the game was up and we had the space yeah and all that stuff running at the same time um so just a mat it was just again like if you look at the coinage you can just really i mean look at the edge of the coin exactly how you see what's real like if you look at a dime or a quarter or a half dollar after 1964 it starts to look weirder and weirder and it's by the 1970 it's just straight copper edge that's a roll of

dimes take them out folks if you see one with a silver edge it could be a silver diamond there they still you still find them you still find silver quarters you hear like nightmare stories of people that had like giant savings of silver quarters and dimes and half dollars and then like the relative came and spent them as they were just like regular like like like that's a whole fortune they bought penny candy with them like no yeah i took i took a load of uh uh silk 90 silver to dallas a couple of weeks ago and uh hold on guard we got a call so i'm gonna i'm gonna let him go just hang out for a second on the back office taking my decongestant here yeah you need to and i had to get a dolly because it was an estate sale i had to drive it

down it was some lady that is liquidating somebody's you's life stuff. I mean, their savings of silver, quarters, half dollars, and dimes. And I had to get a dolly. It's amazing. If you'd have taken that to, you still would have gotten a bunch of value just spending it as regular fiat currency. But it was like $80,000 at the end of the way

because the guy was like, we're just putting him up. And it wouldn't have been anything like that. It'd have been more like $2,000 at the end of the way. And cause the guy was like, we're just putting him up and it wouldn't have been anything like that. It had been more like 2000, you know, how do you just actually counted it all up? So interesting disparity between real money. You know, Tony, I was speaking in defiance Ohio a number of years ago about central banking and inflation. And, you know, a lot of people, it takes a little while, you know, the listeners here get it, I'm sure. But for some people who are sort of new to central banking, they'll say,

well, you know, the Federal Reserve is a private corporation and, you know, we got to put the money printing back or the money the money coinage back into the hands of the government it's like no that's the problem you don't you want to disconnect money from the state because even in ancient rome you talk about the edges of the of the coins they would call the coins back because they had they had spread the empire so far and they were playing favorites with so many different people. And of course, they had such a giant military, they couldn't do it all through taxation. So they would call coins back, they'd shave them on the edges, they'd create new

coins with those shavings, and then they'd send the other ones back out as if they were still the same weight when they weren't. So it's very interesting that, you know, hopefully people can understand just as Ron Paul said, you don't need to abolish the Fed, just allow for competition in the issuance of currency. That's what some of the digital currencies have done. Thank goodness. That was the point I was making on Wednesday and every other show I've done for the last couple of years is that we don't need them. Let's, I'm going to go to the phone line because we got a call guard and um i'll explain to them the rules when we get them on welcome to the david knight show this is tony arterburn you're on with me

and uh guard goldsmith hey good morning this is uh frank out of michigan otherwise known as angry tiger good morning guard good morning tony and good morning hey how are you sir um i'm good sir good uh to your point earlier about you know the cost of things you know i do automotive restoration mechanical and i also import fireworks and you know i said something to the guys in the business last year with the fire which i said i think this is the last year that disposable income is going to be around for fireworks because of the cost of from China. I mean, it tripled in six months. Shipping containers went from 10,000 to $30,000 in a year. That's just the shipping, you know? So it's scary to watch that happening. And the automotive end i watch you know instead of quarterly price increases because you know i have wholesale accounts we're getting weekly price

increases and you know it's pretty terrifying but but the main thing i really while i got you guys on the horn here something i wanted to ask both of you i'm glad guard's there guard i hope you're feeling better buddy is that um how do you and guard knowing the stuff that we know we're a little bit you know we are critical thinkers and a little bit lucid walking through life here how do you keep down your disdain for the general public as being as if i know they're under chemical attacks psychological spiritual attack being being a christian myself i'm having problems ciphering the disdain because it's like, hey, if you guys were paying attention and not eating Doritos and watching football all day, you'd know what was going on and maybe we'd have a better handle on the situation. How do you guys deal with that on a kind of spiritual aspect, I guess? Well, I'll tell you what I'm going to do.

We're going to take that question. And because of the way this audio system works, and here's the rules, what I was going to explain to you is that you won't be able to hear guard on this call so what we'll do is we took the question in guard can hear you but we'll take the question we'll go ahead and drop the call and we'll take this after your call if that's okay with you angry tiger yeah that's great with me Tony thanks a lot everybody join join me join the Wolfpack I'm patiently waiting. These guys are great. You call and Tony answers the phone and it freaks you out because you're like, hey, this is a busy guy. We don't want to bug him. I answer my own phone. Appreciate you, sir. Thank you so much for the kind words. Have a good one, guys. You too. Thanks, Angry Tiger. Man, it's great to hear. Smart, smart people.

It's so, so cool to hear people like him calling in. We got Tony and we got Angry Tiger. Tony and the Tiger. So there you go. I'll let you take that one first, Gard. I've got my own opinions on, you know, he was, you heard the question. How do you square that? You're looking at the public.

You're looking at, you know, the question. How do you square that? You're looking at the public. You're looking at the people. I mean, it's because of the compliance. The more the general public complies, the worse off we get, and they fall hook, line, and sinker for this stuff more and more. And how do you square that? How are you not angry? How are you not more? At LiveScoreBet, we love Cheltenham just as much as we love football

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generally I think everybody is pretty darn intelligent. They just apply their intelligence in different ways. I think it takes just as much intellect to be a really good car mechanic as a surgeon in most cases. As I mentioned, one of my best buddies was reading the car mechanics Bible when he was nine and it's like super thin pages, like 800 pages. And he could have been a brain surgeon. The inventiveness, it just goes in different directions. So there's that. There's the inherent abilities of people. Then there's the political versus the economic. The political world is so different than the economic world where, unfortunately, people buy into this idea that there are certain things on which they must vote.

And year after year, there are more and more of those things. And you can never question the idea of voting or the idea of the legitimacy of the state itself. So politicians have an incentive to throw more and more of these issues into that realm. Unfortunately, as they do that, the feedback loop of the market is lost. So if you were to engage in some of these things like investing in Solyndra yourself or buying a solar such and such or an electric vehicle, I think that's where the rubber is going to meet the road, pun intended. In many cases, people are starting to see the practical ineffectiveness of some of these political solutions.

For the longest time, most of the political solutions are disconnected from people actually feeling those things the way they would if it were a real market. If I go and buy a bag of potato chips and they make me sick, I might try them again or whatever. But if it happens again, I'm not getting those chips again. If I'm getting a toaster oven and it burns, I'm probably going to look for a different toaster oven. If I get somebody who gives me bad service, I'm probably going to look elsewhere. So the market has much better feedback loop than the political world where it's very distanced and it's very, it's very based on mythology and, and PR spin. And of course,

a lot of lies. And so I think that, you know, it's interesting because Plato talked about the noble lie. Well, that, you know, the state is, is a lie. They say that it's there to protect you, but the only way that it can protect you is to, to threaten you. So it's there to protect your property and, and, you know, you from being aggressed against, and it is the aggressor and it will take your property. It claims legitimate authority to take your property. That's not moral. So, um, there are those things, but then there's these, then there are these other sort of, you know, Tavistock, um, uh, Illuminati, Masonic, deep state pushes to try to get people to accept certain notions like the LGBTQ stuff is acceptable for kids, you know, all these things. that that has a lot more to do with preying on people's goodwill of trying to be accepting of people and not really understanding the Christian virtues. Maybe I think I'll just

sort of stop there because I think that probably covers a lot of that. Yeah. I mean, the Christian virtues is where I was going to go with it. I mean, I think it's, from a Christian perspective, that's why it's so hard to be like our Lord and Savior, to be Christ-like. It's why you can see the divinity in His work, in His life. I mean, you can't, I mean, again, the antipathy, the disgust with the average person who you can't even break through. And they become violently opposed to any sort of deviation from the narrative that makes them the most comfortable. Even the ones that don't make them.

If you remember COVID-1984 at its height, you would tell people like, well the masks are ineffective and it's okay because you know the as long as we're not you know this is the transmission only happens this way and even if that's the case it's mild and you got a you know 99.9 chance of surviving and they would scream at you because you need the mask right and even if you're telling them it's not that bad you don't need to do this they don't want that. They just want the narrative that's fed to them. So there's that. You see that in real time. And it's the spirit of it. It's a demonic spirit, too, because you look at something like, well, you know, and Christ forgave the crowd, forgive them for they know not what they do. That's something that if we're going to follow his example, and that's the crowd that had him crucified, you know, let it let his blood be on us and our children.

A real exercise in democracy is they voted to verbally for Pontius Pilate to crucify Christ. So I just, you know, again, I have a hard time following those those examples because I'm like Angry Tiger. I was like, I'm out, you know, it's, it's, but it really does show you that, you know, we have an awesome God and that Christ is the, is the way because of all the different theological figures or whatever, different face, that's the one where it really is centered on saving everyone, right?

The crowd, even the one that's hissing and booing, even the one that's calling for your destruction, trying to save them. And that's, I guess, at the end of the day, that's one of the ways we can square what's happening. But I do have a great sympathy for, because at this point, it's like, it's hard to wake people up.

I mean, just, I'm here to do Intel and do discussions with people who are already there. I mean, maybe you get a little bit more and then we can always get a little bit more advanced in our knowledge of what's happening. A lot of my, I mean, you fast forward two or three years from now, I'm sure my opinions will change on some things, right? Because I'm not, I can change my mind. I can change where I'm at. So, um, I hope that answers the question. Well, and you know, Tony, I just would add this to the points that angry tag tiger brought up because I, you know, hopefully, um, I don't want to give him, uh, I don't want to, um, um, neglect any points that might be, um, interesting or worthwhile if Angry Tiger might think that they are. I don't know,

you know, but one of the other things that, you know, personally that I've found is, you know, the transition for me, Tony, from working within the trying to do something in the state capital of New Hampshire and trying to change things policy-wise and things like that, I realized I was never going to win any of those battles. So I got to the point where I just said, well, if I can convince one person, if I can maybe not even convince one person, but offer some information to one person. And I think what gets me down sometimes is when I try to look at the positive. I try to look at the idea of there might be one person out there who got some valuable information and that person feels some satisfaction to say, hey, I got something good. And generally, that's the way I look at it. Like if I go into a store, I try to be very positive and up and try to say, you know, if this person hasn't had a good

day today, maybe I'll bring a smile to this person or something. I'll lift up the energy level. And I kind of look at it that way. Not like everyone is, you know, like I'm blessed with any sort of, you know, great knowledge or whatever. But when I think there's an important story, I do what I can to get the information out there. And then I say to myself, you know, the rest is in God, God's hands. And, um, you know, he will, uh, do what he wants to do with, with all of us. So that's, that's sort of the way I look at it. But I do get sort of disappointed sometimes if there are people who are close to me. And, you know, I, especially since my father was so intensely on top of political things, if I see people who,

you know, don't seem to be participating in defending liberty the way that I would have expected that they would have. And we, you know, we can never count on what's going on in somebody's life or whatever, but sometimes that does, you know, someone will say, oh, you know, I was watching this movie or I was doing this or whatever. And it's not my place to question somebody else's daily routine, you know, but sometimes I say to myself, you know, if I were in the American revolution, would I have been, I mentioned this one time before, would I have been talking about like, you know, going to the latest theater show? I don't think I would have, I would have been home

cleaning my musket, you know, but it's again, that's not, that's not my place, you know. Well, you know, we, uh, we can only adapt to the situations as they arise. And I think that a lot of people are starting to see the cracks in the facade that is the mainstream narrative more than I've ever seen in my lifetime. So there is some hope in that, that they just don't believe it. And that's kind of the first step, is like George Carlin says. First off, he's like, I believe nothing that the government tells me. So you start right there.

That's rule number one. I don't believe you. And if you start there, it really helps you to get a better picture of what's actually happening because it's going to force you to find out what is going on. And you look at the mainstream networks, what are they like?

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I want to say thank you for your patience as i'm running a live show and then i'll start having i don't i don't don't i think i'm gonna have to buy a completely computer system because it works great and then all of a sudden there's just this thing where i can't click anything anymore and i ended up having to not be able to use links so we'll try this so bear with me i think we can still put it up on the screen there go. Technocracy.news. Oh, Patrick Wood over here at technocracy.news. Great site. A Pfizer exec admits they did not know that shots

would stop transmission. I'm anxious to have the video here. Patrick Wood says it was all a lie. Credible scientists knew full well that Pfizer did not test their mRNA vaccine for efficacy in stopping transmission or preventing infection. Now, a Pfizer executive was put under oath in Europe and flatly admitted there was no testing prior to release.

It was a crapshoot at best and crimes against humanity at worst. This is from the editor of technocracy.news. A senior Pfizer executive has admitted that the drug company did not know whether its COVID vaccine prevented transmission of the virus when it began rolling out the shots globally. Is that woman Jamie Small? Yeah, Jamie Small, President of International Developed Markets, was testifying before the European Union Parliament on Monday

when she was asked the question by Dutch Member of Parliament Rob Roos. Was the Pfizer COVID vaccine tested on stopping the transmission of the virus before it entered the market? If not, please say clearly. I have the clip here. Let's play the clip, Gard. Oh, it's great. This is great stuff. Was the Pfizer COVID vaccine tested on stopping the transmission of the virus before it entered the market? If not, please say it clearly.

If yes, are you willing to share the data with this committee? And I really want a straight answer, yes or no, and I'm looking forward to it. Thank you very much. Regarding the question around, did we know about stopping humanization before it entered the market? No. We had to really move at the speed of science to really understand what is taking place in the market. And from that point of view, we had to do everything at risk. She reminds me of science, speed of science. But I love the hand motion. It reminded me of a book, Robert Caro's biographies on Lyndon Johnson.

It was master of the Senate. That's what he would do when he was getting his bills through the Senate, when he was the majority of the Mr. Leader. And he would do his hand like that and say, we've got to get him through. And that's exactly what she's talking. She's talking about warp speed. Right. Exactly.

Exactly. Science. Yeah. And Tony, by the way, I have to mention, you know, this isn't like to plug myself or whatever, but, you know, I did that that work at Star Trek. Right. And I think I mentioned this to Don Jeffries, but I don't think I mentioned it to you. When I was at Voyager, they almost eliminated warp drive in an episode. I tell you about that. Yes. Yeah. Yeah.

And I was the guy who who made sure that they kept warp drive. So every time I hear Operation Warp Drive, I just think about that moment at Star Trek Voyager when in 1998 Warp Drive would have been eliminated from Star Trek and they kept it in there. I mean, yeah, that's the whole thing. Operation Warp Drive. This is why it is justified in many, you know, among many reasons to criticize Donald Trump. You know, the unconstitutional, as I mentioned, you know, I went through on the show yesterday, I was going through what Pfizer has been doing in places like Argentina and Brazil, asking for massive amounts of government land and all sorts of stuff as collateral against liability. And they they didn't even know whether their drug would help anybody. It's, it's unbelievable. It's incredible. Well, if the, if the apocalypse was an event,

it would be brought to you in part by Pfizer. I could tell you it would be. And you know, the political realities here, I would love to see this start to break down. And it's interesting, if we do have a Nuremberg 2 or something like, if we do have a, if there's a reckoning of this,

right, I'm calling for like legal investigations into what's happening. I don't know if we have the ability to do that. I'd love to, it'd have to start

from outside of the system, I don't know. The system itself can't correct. It's interesting to see where this will all end up. People know, and in the periphery, and in alternative media, we all know all these things, but somebody

investigating anything, I don't know. I want to believe that this is like you start seeing the cracks in the narrative. They start throwing people under the bus. You started to believe that this is like you start seeing the cracks in the narrative. They start throwing people under the bus. You started to see that with Trump and a lot of the people, the conservative commentators who were distancing themselves from him because he wouldn't stop touting it, touting the jab. And I'm like, because he's never letting go. He's going to take that.

I mean, he's going to die on that hill. It looks to me politically something to that, right? You've got to be proud of it. Mark Levin saying that it's Trump's vaccine. It's his. He's going to have to say. You should give him the credit. Oh, I do, Mark.

I give him all the credit, buddy. Don't you worry about that. But I wonder if this, I mean, is this going to be, you think 2023, 2024? How much of 2024 is going to be about this genetic code injection? You know, given what's going to be happening with the economy, I think it'll be a minor, minor issue and it should not be. You know, it's, it's very disappointing. And, you know, you talk about Nuremberg and you got in my mind, I just started thinking about the different forces that have grown and become

so huge since then within central banking and the international monetary corporate nexus. And, you know, unless there's a massive rise up from people, whether, you know, ranging from the Netherlands to Sri Lanka, to Canada, to the United States, I just don't see that that is going to happen. You know, I don't, I think the people who would be in charge of a Nuremberg 2.0, then, you know, and we know that they already have. There are a number of people who have been trying to do that. Some very good people who are on on the side of good and understand how bad the jabs are and so on and so forth. But as far as like an official Nuremberg 2.0 goes, the people who would be put on trial would be the ones who are in charge of it

nowadays i'm afraid yeah this article goes on it's a good that's a great piece by the way and that at that website i didn't know about the website until you you brought it up on a show technocracy.news oh yeah those guys are awesome Patrick Wood. And he was the writing partner to Anthony Sutton. And that's where I did it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution, Hitler and the rise of Hitler and Wall Street and the Rockefellers, the Trilateral Commission. And I've got Anthony Sutton's The War on Gold from the 70. Great little book. Oh, my dad. Oh, my mom. My mom has that. I had that somewhere. I think it's gone now, but I'll have to get a copy of that. Yeah. Yeah. Mr. Ruse, the member of parliament, shared a brief clip of Mrs. Small's response on Twitter describing the answer as scandalous.

Well, it's more than that. And I don't know where this will go, but we're getting fed these. I mean, can you imagine there was a time when I thought we're never going to have any sort of like they're not going to put anything anywhere. Is anybody from government is going to talk about these things? And if we're just never going to see any sort of the commentary on the downside or the adverse reaction or VA or bears is anybody going to bring this up it's spring brought up uh and of course it happened in europe it's not it's not happening here yet uh no no now now tony let me ask you a question here you know given the political makeup of the eu and given the position of the ecb i mean we we know what this Vanderlei was threatening of the Italian election before they even had the election. It's like, you know, sort of that Chuck Schumer, you know, we have the seven ways from Sunday to take you out, you know, and we know what they already, yeah, they already did this in Greece. They already did it in Cyprus. They basically inserted ECB central bankers there

at various times over since basically 2009 or so. So you got that guy from, what did you say? He's from Holland, that man, right? Yeah. Okay. I'm sure he must just be overwhelmed in the eu if he were to try to get anything done to bring that woman to task don't you think it would be a yeah there's no mechanism there's only only sound bites like but the thing is the the it's something like son sue uh who was it david doesn't want to hear any more Sun Tzu. I think I forget. I forget how many shows. I think he's talked about that.

I thought about bringing it up on one of the times I visit just just to be funny. But it's like something Sun Tzu talked about with, you know, the the the war is decided in the temples long before it's ever fought so what this information war what all this is about why they squelch people like david knight and you and and people that i know and myself and and alternative media in general is because once at live score bet we love cheltenham just as much as we love football the excitement the roar and the chance to reward you that's why every day of the festival we're giving new members money back as a free sports bet up to €10 if your horse loses on a selected race.

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18plusgamblingcare.ie Once, and it could be something where governments don't do anything but then they lose the people where because the people don't believe it anymore and i think that's that's what's happening is that the i mean america is like we're orphans like we're we're out here like the government is no not even we don't even have like, not just tax action without representation. We're not represented at all. Like there's no, we're not even connected to it in a lot of ways, especially the federal level.

So I'm wondering if this is one of those, the sound bites that continue to come out, the articles that continue to come out, how much does this just change where the public itself is the, is the, it's the really the court of public opinion and it's tried there, not necessarily in the government. Yeah, I think that's going to be the way it goes. But then, then the problem that I find is pretty much you're going to be relying on the ballot box for some sort of change. Right. I doubt we're going to see, you know, unless unless you see vigilantes out there taking justice into their own hands, you're going to be seeing very few establishment mechanisms to bring these people to task, except for trying to change things by the ballot box. And unfortunately, I think there's very limited pushback that can be done with that.

I don't know. I don't want to sound too pessimistic, but the system is going to have to crash dramatically economically for people to start to look at decentralization. And I think that that is the key result from all of this. And it's going to take a while because our entire media structure is focused not on decentralization, but on centralization. The networks look to Washington. The networks do national entertainment. You're big if you're nationwide. You're big if you're worldwide. So I think now people are starting to appreciate their localities. They're starting to appreciate their neighbors. And I think as things start to get worse, they're going to have to do that more. They're not going to be able to rely on that

central government. And I just hope that they can break out of that focus on Washington, D.C. for the answers. But if you look at things, Tony, if you look at, and you know, I talk to people about this all the time. If you look at people who talk about natural disasters, they're still complaining as to whether or not Joe Biden took enough action. You know, we had New Orleans and George W. Bush. That was one of the things that really got people upset about about George W. Bush, that he didn't respond quickly enough to Katrina, right? It's not his place. So unfortunately, I think there's a disconnect between what people expect of the federal government and what is actually designed in the constitution and what the federal government is capable of doing. And I don't, I would love to see people really start to shake out of it. And I think, unfortunately, with the economic troubles that we're headed towards, I think that people will start to do that. But it's an open book for me. I just don't know whether or not people will be

able to, we've had so many years of normalcy bias that I think people look to the central government. Alexander Hamilton's schemes were quite successful, sadly. got to bracket that brother uh yeah i know what you're doing you're doing uh an analysis and not uh not anything that you're advocating but yeah i agree with you and and um you know you got to think about nuremberg too um that came after a cataclysm and it took you know again it took 50 million dead worldwide in the world the atomic bomb bomb. It took a massive shifts in reality for for that to happen, for there to be any sort of like that. And people like John F. Kennedy even opposed Nuremberg because they thought he thought it was is basically after the fact changing the rules or something, you know, because governments were, you know, again, if the West would have lost or not the West per se, but the allies would have lost, I mean, they've been tried for Dresden, for the firebombing of Tokyo, for all sorts of things, you know, for the atomic bomb, all these other things had they lost. So, you know, I do think we will have something like that on some sort of reckoning someday, but it's not going to be next year. Let's put it that way. Boy, you know, it's interesting, Tony, you bring things up.

I think I heard you mention that once before about JFK opposing Nuremberg, and that slipped my mind completely. There's so many nuances of history that you'll bring up that i'll just say that i'm like oh yeah you know that that's that's really important to remember stuff to just rattle in my head sometimes and i don't know like it just depends on who i'm talking to i'm like yeah i remember reading that that he did and it was uh i forget who where i where i got it from but it might have been might have been something that don jeffries wrote I'm not sure. Well, it's fascinating. And, you know, on the constructive side. And by the way, I know John John called earlier and I did want to mention, John, thank you so much for that.

That positive vibe about like, you know, doing my own show or whatever. And Tony, you might want to might want to mention, you know, you got some big plans coming up from some streaming shows and stuff like that. And I'm going to be doing a little bit more myself and, you know, this isn't my place to be promoting that or whatever, but just to answer, John, thanks so much for that positivity. And yeah, you know, I'm really looking forward to it. I'm looking forward to getting, getting a little healthier and then launching on some of these platforms.

It's going to be a lot of fun. Freeworld.fm is what Guard's talking about with some of these platforms. It's going to be a lot of fun. FreeWorld.fm is what Gard's talking about with some of these platforms and Billy Ray Valentine is spearheading that. I'm a part of FreeWorld.fm and one of the founders there, David Knight, will be streaming on FreeWorld.fm. We've just put together the

infrastructure and it is going to be cool. It's audio only, radio station, just the most authentic people that we could find uh there is uh to my knowledge there'll be no grifting there'll be zero grifting inside free world.fm it's only uh research and opinions based off of uh well the love of the love of wisdom let's do one more quote in here from this article. I saw this. You bet.

Mr. Ruse says, Millions of people worldwide felt forced to get vaccinated because of the myth, you do it for others, he said in a video. Now this turned out to be a cheap lie. This should be exposed. Well, good for him. Very good. Those of us who watch this in slow motion, you know, it's funny. I was just a Facebook will put up videos every once in a while of, or clips

and say, you remember this, this is the way back, you know, you did this three years ago and it had me in a like early April of 2020. and I just pushed the button to see what I was saying you know and uh this is I was broadcasting here from this studio and I was on truth frequency radio at the time and I had you know uh some other projects that I was working on but just kind of flying into that you know second quarter of 2020 and I was like you know what they're going to do they're going to they're going to use this lockdown they're going to use this lockdown. They're going to use this excuse to create an abomination of a vaccine. And I'm going into like that, the whole, that's just the point of the deal. And I'm getting mad at the camera and I'm thinking, I was, you know, I was somewhat cognizant of this was the whole

thing the whole time. And then you're just living through it. It's kind of like me mourning people about World War III. And I'm like, you realize this is what they're doing. I don't want it to happen. Please don't, please let me be stupid. Like like at this point i'm just kind of like i hope that uh that i have a vitamin deficiency that like i wake up and i'm in one of those chairs from total recall and they're like i hope you enjoyed your armageddon experience that'll be in the arnold credits and i get you know you're arnold schwarzenegger and your eyes are bugging out through my nose it's a guy welcome to johnny cab and i feel like i'm no i'm hoping that's the case guard i i just want to be wrong i mean that's the thing i just want to be wrong none of my predictions are good

like why did you don't want you don't want my predictions, you know? I just hope to hope the fiat currency is great and you know It just more the merit Creek keep creating dollars and that you know And you know, you know, it's really weird Tony is as a guy who you know Did fiction writing and stuff like that for TV shows, there was always a race to try to, you know, at outer limits, it was particularly, um, acute, um, but also at Star Trek too. Um, you know, you, you, you always try to sort of look into the future and try to get, get the idea before the other writer gets the idea like, Oh, Oh, I wish I thought of that. Oh yeah. That's

probably the way it'll go, you know. And there are two things. I remember one time I was at the Outer Limits and it was 1996. And I was working on a story where there was no copyright or patent protection in this futuristic world. And there was a guy and he's now the producer of a really good show. I won't mention his name, but he had gone to Cornell and studied engineering, but then he got into script writing and he goes, what are you working on? I was like, oh, it's this idea of this futuristic society where there's no copyright or patent protection because I'm an anarchist libertarian and I don't want to charge other people to protect my

copyright. You know, that's, that's not right. What if they don't want to pay to protect my copyright, leave them alone, you know? And he goes, what, what? And I was like, yeah, you know, now he comes from engineering. So he's like patent all the way, you know? So he goes, that's crazy. What are you doing that for? I was like, so so i said you are aware of the internet right and i mean it was 1996 the internet was around you know and uh i was like you understand what's going to happen in music and movies it's going to become fluid like you're not going to be able to stop it people are going to share stuff and i was like this is copyright and patent are going to become big bombs and they're going to be ways that people are finding that their their privacy is invaded and that speech is going to be crushed by government which is exactly what

they've tried to do over in uh over in uh the uk and so on and and uh the eu uh they're they're saying you know if you share this story you've got to give attribution all these different types of things even memes now they want to you know it's a you've got to give attribution, all these different types of things, even memes. Now they want to, you know, it's a way for them to monitor stuff. But it was really funny because, you know, there's this race for writers to try to come up with, you know, some idea that's going to be the next big thing. And I always find it interesting because when you look at films, people talk about predictive programming. And you and I touched on this once before. You know, I read you that story that I wrote a number of years ago about the pandemic.

And I had the six foot distance saying and shops being closed and only able to be open during certain periods of time. And you couldn't go inside and so on and so forth. And and, you know, I was just speculating, but I could see somebody who might want to, you know, look at me as being part of the in crowd, like, oh, he had foreknowledge. He was writing some predictive program and things like, no, I was just working on a story thinking, you know, if there were a pandemic, what would the government do? You know? So it is interesting because I think that there are areas where, where government agents inject stuff, you know, they have to put this information out there, I think in, in a way that, you know, and that the revelation of the method sort of an idea.

But it's very hard to distinguish these sorts of things. And prediction of the future is, you know, who knows? I don't know. Well, you're so right about that. And I do believe in revelation of the method. I do believe in predictive programming. I mean, just there's so much evidence like 9-11 is this this this trigger that was going to happen like you know something that that's what the title of david ike's book uh the trip and again big kudos on

that book that's a good book that's a great i got it here on the shelf uh yeah and uh and you know you you talk about these predictive programming events like neo's passport expiring on september 11 2001 from the matrix you know like this big movie this iconic thing and um but it's funny because you go back and you talk about your writing because obviously you're not tied to any alphabet agency you're not part of the the predictive programming and i i want to like i would love it if i cataloged a lot of my old shows when i was doing a daily show in 2019 on on freedom 1160 following Mark Levin out in San Antonio because I must have sounded like just an otherworldly, not belonging in that timeline.

If somebody was tuning in and then they let it roll over from Mark Levin to me because I'm over there talking about the Great Reset. I'm like, they're going to do a Great Reset, folks. Don't you know what that is? I'm talking about this in 2019. I'm like, they're going to do a great reset folks. Don't you know what that is? And I'm like, I'm talking about this in 2019, you know, I'm like, they could use anything. It could be, you know, they could, they got, they're going to get their sustainability stuff. And I'm like, you see, this is happening. Right. And, and it's funny because I thought when I do a book on gold, I've got one that I'm going to be doing here shortly. And, uh, I was thinking about quoting

myself, you know, like in putting the date to like, you know, the, the great reset, you know, they're planning a great reset and it'd be like, you know, July, 2019. Cause everybody knows what it is now. Oh yeah. Because of the pandemic. And it's funny because that, that shift in reality that ha and I couldn't quite articulate, but I felt it. I felt like we were leading into something very strange. It's kind of getting that same feeling now. And I don't like it. I just, I hope that you and I can talk in a few years and be like, well, you know, Tony, do you see the great reset in the room right now?

You know, up here, you know, I was just wrong about that. So, you know, on that, on that subject, Tony, you know, you talking about bringing that up, there was a link off of Lou Rockwell. It goes over to the expose, and it's about the Great Reset. And it came out, let's see, yeah, it came out yesterday. The Great Reset, Klaus Schwab's WEF has plans to implement a carbon allowance that will restrict what you do, buy, and eat. And here we go right here. In his 2020 book, The Denial, journalist Ross Clark describes a dystopian future in which everything we do, buy or do, has a carbon value and each household or individual has a carbon

allowance, which is the maximum amount of CO2 they are allowed to use each month. No household or individual is allowed to exceed their CO2 allowance unless they're part of the elites who, of course, have no restrictions on their CO2 use because they're doing it for us, right? The denial was fiction until the 14th of September, 2022. That's just a few weeks ago. On the 14th of September, 2022, Klaus Schwab's World Economic Forum published an article titled My Carbon, an approach for inclusion and sustainable cities. And then they go through it. So it is interesting, Tony, because if, oh, there, and you've got it. Yeah. You know, if you thought that people might've been looking at you as the old man screaming on his porch, I'm going to leave listening to that old man screaming on

his porch, man. Okay. Well, we're looking at the look the thing the thing is we're not smart not really because we're just reading what they write i mean this thing is like i'm not a psychic i just like i looked at the documents i see what they're doing and then you kind of look at track record you know like what's the track record of the global elite well they love wars uh wars are a way to them do creative destruction they can move things around they don't really pay a price for anything but they like wars and they like to control money supplies and they like to control narratives

and you know it's funny because you have these people that are just they just can't believe it guard that the most powerful people in the world would conspire to retain their wealth and power I mean they can't imagine that somebody would do that for self-interest. I mean, it's just so silly. You have to look away

from something that was bad. Of course, the variable in all of this too, and we talked about it earlier, which was during the height of the scandemic, you couldn't convince people that it wasn't as bad, which is interesting, Oh, yeah. Right. And that was a new one on me. That's an excellent point. And, you know, I've been very frustrated, as you know, looking at the censorship. And, you know, it goes back to what what we heard a little bit earlier, this discussion about Marsh v. Alabama. And what the corporations can or cannot do. And as an anarchist, I would just point out to a few people that my position is that I don't think that my neighbor's money should be taken to give anybody any sort of judicial liability breaks, right? So

corporate status wouldn't exist in my world. But that question arises, I was on the Google blacklist, right? So I would not like to be on the Google blacklist. I like my stuff to be seen by people, especially because I'm putting a lot of what my parents gave to me in there. And so the question is, how do you manage a system where you have so-called private corporations, which are created by the government, then establishing their own rules of censorship to knock out information that is affecting me. And then you say to yourself, but if we control those corporations, what is going to be controlling them? The politicians. So I just don't see that that's the answer. I don't think that and I think the problem is in the conferring of corporate status on these people. I think that in a quick answer, and then I want to introduce my good friend, Billy Ray Valentine.

BRV is here in the back office. He's just been let in. But I think the answer there in short guard is what I've always wanted to happen. It's not necessarily a political change, but a reaffirmation of the rule of law i'd love it if um some small town county started like because have you ever been out to real county in texas that's where this is like outside of san antonio little town called lakey and uh it's just this little bitty place and uh i was thinking, I went to the Real Courthouse once and I thought, if you were going to file a lawsuit, you should file it from here

because somebody had to drive like, you know, from a major city. It'd be like two and a half, three hours and there's nothing here. Like you can't even get internet. There's not that time. And I thought people ought to start doing that and using the rule of law

and just get judgments, you know, and start racking in and actually maybe even criminal subpoenas to some of these major corporations because it's not going to come from Washington. So I like disruptive stuff like that. I like, you know, again, getting to the black letter of the law, like really what's what does it say and how can we use that effectively to tie these things up? And again, it's not coming from Washington. It needs to come from we the people and use stuff like that. You know, there was a book you could always find at gun shows and stuff. And then I'll introduce Billy.

But it always made me laugh. It was called like the how to get revenge or something. And one of them was just file a lawsuit like you like it tells you how to go do one. And then people have to answer it. You know, I know that it's kind of a simplified thing, but I don't know. Rule of law is what I believe in. Billy Ray Valentine, host of the Infinite Fringe podcast. Well, he's the leader of America Unplugged.

We're the other co-host over on AU on the Rockfin.com. Billy Ray, welcome to the show, my friend. Billy Ray. What's up, Guard? What's up? Tone, thank you for having me. And you know there are no leaders on America Unplugged. Well, if anybody is, it's Tone.

He's the reason the show's still around and branched off from Iconic. So thank you, Tone. What's up, Guard? What's up, everybody here at the David Knight Show? What cheers good to see you dude great to see you awesome too buddy yeah i need that hat right now my head is cold this this is my this is my captain america hat i bought it for the fourth of july two years ago and i fell in love with it and now it's my favorite hat to the point that that it's it's you know i need to get another one it's I need to update it I like it I was telling the folks about uh freeworld.fm Billy and how that's that's uh approaching uh launch

very soon right and uh guard will be a part of that David Knight will be a part of that uh you're a part of that I'm a part so's really going to be a lot of fun and we'll have some great voices over there. So there's still, there's still things being built. We're, we're planning for the future, even though we're skeptical that it's going to even exist. Well, we have to write like everyone has to plan for the future, regardless of how bleak the outcome looks. Right. Or, or the forecast, right. Yes. Um, we need to be prepared. We need to be ready. And, and, uh, and we need to plan for victory, right. We, we need to be optimistic and plan for winning, even if it's going to be hard. Right. So like that, uh, that's a great way to approach it. That's so, so true, Billy Ray, you know, I think a lot of times I can, I can get frustrated and, and you

sort of, I don't know about you guys, but, um, you sort of, you know, you hear so much doom and gloom and that's, you know, pretty realistic. Um, but you, you sort of get caught in the shadows and the darkness and you don't look at the bright path that can come afterwards. And there's great brightness that I see. One of the positive things that I always find, and this goes back to what Angry Tiger brought up. One of the positive things that I find is, you know, having been touched by you guys. That's just a remarkable thing in my life. It's so great.

And I'm just forever grateful for that. So whatever happens for me, I say, Hey, I got these guys. This is great. You know, that's where I'm at. I mean, it's just, it's almost, it's, it's gotta be divine intervention. I I'm in this circle of people. And I was telling Billy the other day, I hope he doesn't mind me discussing it because we were talking offline, but I thought there's like nowhere above us. Like we, we hit, we were David Knight,

you know, we're, we're, there's like, there's, it reminds me of the Cuban missile crisis movie, 13 days when, uh,

uh, Ken O'Donnell was, was asking JFK, where do they go? He's like, well, there is nobody. There's no wise old man.

There's, there's just us. So like, we've reached this, this point where we've got the most, I think the journalist and the researchers with the most integrity in alternative media. And we've reached this this point where we've got the most i think the journalist and the researchers with the most integrity in alternative media and we're in this circle and i just i'm so proud to be here that's humbling i mean i consider myself i mean i'm on i'm on i'm

in it i'm in the club but there's some people out there like especially you know david knight and don jeffries and his writing and all the things he and Charlie Robinson and others there's just so many good people in our circle and we just kind of recognize like kind you know like okay well I know why you're here and we just feed off that so it's really interesting it's an interesting time yeah I um I tell a tone in that same conversation like uh you know why would I want to be on on bad um band.video or band.tv I don't I don't like why would I want to be on, on bad band.video or band.tv? I don't, I don't like, why would I want to be there? Right. If, if it doesn't matter how many people I would reach, I don't want to be on that platform. I would much rather be with, uh, with the guys that got banned from band.tv, right. I would much rather be with Tony. I would much rather be with David Knight, you know, because there's integrity there. There was backbone there to do what they thought was right, to express themselves. And really, they talk about free speech with what's going on with Alex Jones right now. But Alex Jones didn't show the same, you know,

to people that were, that had different opinions about, about a Donald Trump and about all the stuff that was going on around that. And he decided to push people off as a result of it. Um, I don't want to be with people like that. You know, I want to be with people that, that, that will challenge me, you know, and that I disagree with, but they're rooted in reality and I want to know what they know. That way I can grow, right? And I want to be with people with integrity and I feel like I am. So I'm very happy with my position with God and Tony. Like Tony has been life-changing for me, to be honest with you. You know, I'm very happy that this came about, and it came about organically.

You know, we didn't seek each other out or anything like that. It just kind of happened. You know, so I'm glad to be here, and hopefully we can put something together and provide an alternative to the alternative for people that are seeking out that type of information. You know, so I'm very happy to be here. Likewise, brother.

I remember my last broadcast over filling in for David on InfoWars was the Friday the 13th in November of 2020. I had Don Jeffries on and still a great clip. It was a great show. But I went in at 5 a.m. and I took a picture of the studio. I need to put it up. So I'm going to put it up here in my office. But as a picture of the studio with no one else in it, it was dark.

And I thought, I don't think I'll ever be back. And I was right. I exist on Band.Video, but only as a specter, only as a ghost. You can only I exist. I'm a ghost in that machine, but I've never been back. So anyway, well, let's talk about Central Bank Digital Currency. If you guys this is I think we can finish out the entire show on this. There's so much to this.

If you guys don't mind, I had, I had this plan, but check out this article on zero hedge. I saw this yesterday. I'm like, this is going to be in the show. It is by the internet international man.com. Nick GM Bruno says, there's an excellent chance governments worldwide will soon force their citizens to use central bank digital currencies. And again, this is five ways to opt out of the future of central bank digital currencies. CBDCs enable all sorts of horrible totalitarian things.

Some of the stuff I've been talking about for, gosh, they allow governments to track and control every penny you earn, every penny you save, what you spend. They are a powerful tool for politicians to confiscate and redistribute wealth as they fit. CBDCs will make it possible for central banks to impose deeply negative interest rates, which are really just a euphemism for a tax on saving money. Governments could program CBDCs to have an expiration date, like some airline frequent flyer miles, forcing people to spend them, for example.

CBDCs will enable devious social engineering by allowing governments to punish and reward people in ways they previously couldn't. And I'm getting I'm just listening. This is the article listing, but he goes into the. The five ways, suppose governments impose lockdowns again for flu season, so-called climate change or whatever pretext they find convenient. CBDCs could be programmed to only work in a geographic area, for example. Your payments could be denied if you travel more than a mile from your home during lockdown. Suppose the people in charge want to encourage people to take a pharmaceutical product. With CBDCs, they could easily deposit money into their accounts of those who complied and deduct it from those who didn't. Undoubtedly, CBDCs will be paired with a sort of social credit system, such a system

already in place in China today, which is ridiculous because you always hear these politicians saying, we've got to close the CBDC gap. The Chinese have it. We have to catch up with them, which is a complete farce. Did you commit a crime or a thought crime on social media? Perhaps you read too many politically incorrect articles online did you exceed your monthly meat consumption allowance then expect some financial punishment thanks to cbdc cbdc's are without a doubt an instrument of enslavement and uh they are they represent a quantum leap backward Human Freedom. And it says, unfortunately, they're coming soon. Now, governments will probably mandate CBDCs as a solution.

And I wanted to go over, again, this is, I don't want to read the whole article, but you guys get the gist of it. And he talks about the steps you can take to fight back. And he says, number one is the use of physical gold and silver. Avoiding CBDCs means using alternative forms of money. Although people use money every day, if you consider what it actually is or what makes for good money, asking people what is money is like asking a fish, what is water? That's right. The fish probably doesn't even notice the water unless it becomes polluted or something is wrong well i want to start here and we're going to go over the list uh just off that

opening salvo gents um cbdc's are coming i don't care it's it's happening they're drawing up the plans um the author here this article believes that they will be a failure uh that people will reject them and that these are five steps you can take um billy i'll throw it to you just you know you and i've been talking about this on america unplugged uh the the future of of the digital system and uh you know you're a that's where you're really your wheelhouse too the metaverse the digital system all this really ties together. Thoughts about the CBDCs, that opening salvo of just the negative sides?

I would hope that the author is correct and that this doesn't take hold. There are a few examples out there that are separate but the same, in the same vein about what's going on here. I saw a news article and I saw a couple of news reports about this new technology in cars that they're proposing here in New York that it's going to regulate the speed that you go into. You can't go past the speed limit even even if you wanted to

and if you push on a button for an emergency it would give you like 15 seconds to be able to do something and then it would go back to whatever the uh the speed rate was apparently in europe this is already a thing this is already a law in some places in Europe and they want to bring it here in New York. And a lot of people expressed concerns about overreach, you know, that they, you know, people walking the street, they did a man on the street and what do you think about this? They're like, well, this is overreach, you know, but, but there are some that have been, you know, affected negatively by, by, by speed drivers or people that, drunk drivers and all this other stuff that are kind of for this because of what they've experienced. And they're like,

this can help save lives. And that's going to be the argument. They're going to sneak this in. They're going to sneak this technology in. They've already done it with the Tesla cars. It's the thing. You see Teslas everywhere here in New York now, right? And the self-driving cars, right? And that was a thing that people were screaming government over or just overreach in general. And now it's commonplace. Not only is it commonplace, but people are seeking it out. They want it because it's trendy, because it looks good. So the way this is sold nine times out of 10 is there's the introduction, right? Then there is the concern. Then there is the mainstream popularity of it.

For whatever reason, they figure out how to push this and make it popular, make it trendy, make it cool, make it hip, right? So people want to use it. And then they begin to use it. And then all of that concern goes away. Look at Alexa for that matter. When they first introduced this, articles all over the place talking about this is overreach, this is the CIA, the alphabet agencies listening in your living room. They're going to know what you do, what you say, how you say it, when you say it, everything, they're going to know it.

Damn, we can't have that. Every household in America has it now, you know, and they use it and nobody cares about it anymore. It's conditioning. So that's the way this is done. They introduce it. They air out the concerns. Everybody is aware of the drawbacks of these types of things. And then they make it hip and they make it the only way to go. So let's talk about money real quick. I used to only walk around with paper money on principle. This is me. I know this stuff already. I'm in this community. I know what it does. I don't walk around with paper money anymore. I only have my debit card. I only have my credit cards. Over time, this just became the thing. And now they're doing here in New York, you can find establishments that are cashless, completely cashless. And how do they sell this?

You know, they sell what, well, it's better for the environment, you know, and, um, you know, it minimizes hand to hand interaction that way, you know, you don't catch COVID-19 or whatever else happens to come about from, from all of this. Right. So no germs, no nothing. Swipe your card, you go right about your business, right? Or you tap your phone. You're doing away with the cards now. I haven't transitioned to that yet. I haven't gone to Apple Pay. But it might only be a matter of time before that happens, right? I mean, most people here in New York tap their phones and keep on going. And while we are aware of this and we know how it used to be, there are more and more our generations, our kids and our kids' kids, they're not going to know. They're just going to be born into this system and this is going to be commonplace for them. And this is how these things develop.

So I am not as optimistic as the author of this article is. I think there is a fair chance that this takes hold and this is how things are done in the future. I really hope that's not the case. And I should be more proactive in not buying into some of this stuff and walking around with paper money. I should be more proactive in not buying into some of this stuff and walking around with paper money. I should be doing that. And I think I'm going to after this conversation. Shame on me. Right.

I should be doing that. And I'm not going to transition to Apple Pay. But at some point, they're going to force you to do it. And they're not going to force you down the barrel of a gun. They're just going to eliminate everything. And this is the only way you will be able to do a transaction. You know, everything is going to go away and this is going to be the only way you're going to be able to buy stuff. And this is how people are going to inevitably transition into something like this. You guys tell me if you think I'm wrong. Well, that's what the author was saying is I believe CBDCs will inevitably self-destruct.

Nobody knows how long it will take for that to happen. Communism was also destined to self-destruct, but it took generations. I don't think it will take nearly that long for CBDCs to fail, but that's my guess. That's the way he says. Therefore, the big question everybody should be asking is this, what will you do when the government forces everyone to use CBDCs? And again, we start off with the number one, which was physical gold and silver, and we're going to go through the list. Gard, thoughts on what Billy had to say? Yeah, I think, you know, it was interesting listening to Billy. He was bringing up points, and I thought oh, man, I didn't think of that. I didn't think of that. And there's a strange, you know, I to do this, but now overtly they're trying to control our economic choices. And they do it very, the way that they successfully do it is surreptitiously, generation by generation, iteratively, as David notes, as Fauci said at that meeting.

And I think it's a learning process for them. So now as far as the voter or the consumer is concerned, as I mentioned, the consumer has a direct relationship with the product he or she is buying. And if he or she is not satisfied, then that's fine when he's buying it for himself. With government, people have this artifice where they, and this goes into the voting booth here. And this is where, again, the rubber supposedly meets the road, but I don't think it necessarily does. When people go into the voting booth, typically they think that they're voting for themselves, but they're voting to make someone else do something most of the time. That's typically the way it is. And so those effects

are not brought back to them. They're diffuse. So we have a moral, government is the greatest moral hazard in economic terms in the history of man. Government is also the greatest rent seeker. It will create as many opportunities as it can. The people within a generation upon generation of opportunists will create as many opportunities as they can to gain power. When something doesn't work, they'll reshape it. They'll redo it. They'll find some other way in. And the way that they're finding it in now, and I was glad I was able to write about this for MRCTV, is through ESG. And these giant corporations, all these banks, whether it's JPMorgan Chase, whether it's Wells Fargo, they're all involved with this. So they're going to be

laying pressures on people in order to get money to leverage to start businesses and do this or that. They're going to have to conform to ESG, which has the carbon stuff in it. Then with digital currency, that will be one of the payoff opportunities for people. If they conform with this, then they will get benefits. And they won't really be benefits, but they'll be structured as benefits by these people who get the graft from the central authorities. So the unfortunate problem that I find now is that when people are voting, as in the past, we've seen people voting to make other people do things. They don't feel the negative consequences of this. the voters to start to lean towards the ESG supporters, towards the carbon credit, towards the digital money supporters. I think practically, if people were to try to do this and have some

government system, it's not going to work very well. And as you say, like, you know, reading that article, Tony, I didn't even think about the regional barriers that they could put up to say, oh, you know, that was a very creative writer. That guy was very imaginative. And, you know, going through that to say, you know, this possibility, I mean, I thought of a few, but not all those, man. So I think that there'll be some dissatisfaction among people, but there is a tendency, I think, for people to take the easiest way out. And if these pressures are applied to them from the central banking authorities and the corporations on which their own businesses are run, I don't know whether the hassles that people start to feel on their day-to-day level will be sufficient for them to discard it the way that they would discard a bad product. Well, I think the author of this is right. I think it's going to take a lot more time.

It won't be an initial rejection. The entire system itself, the ruling class and what they've built, their tower of Babel will have to collapse. But I believe in the future in some ways because I'm a Christian. So, I mean, I think that the truth, eventually, you can bury it all you want. It's going to rise to the surface eventually. And I'm just going to try to be on that. Again, it doesn't mean, just because you have the truth doesn't mean that you win in the short term. A lot of people had truth in the Soviet

Union. They were putting gulags and that's what happens. That's what we have to brace ourselves for. Sometimes truth, as my friend James Perloff wrote as the title of his book, is a lonely warrior. Let's look at number two. By the way, if you want to get gold and silver

part of the first step in pushing back against the central bank digital currency you can go to david knight dot gold and you can support david at the same time we'll talk to myself and or kenzie we've been helping david knight listeners for uh some time now over over a year at least and uh really appreciate him the step number, to obtain financial sovereignty with Bitcoin, something that I still advocate. CBDCs and Bitcoin share some characteristics. For example, they are both digital and both facilitate fast payments, like from a mobile phone.

The reality is that CBDCs and Bitcoin are entirely different in the most fundamental ways. It was funny because I saw Jerome Powell a year ago. He's like, well, we're coming up with the central bank digital currency. And I'm paraphrasing because, you know, people like Bitcoin, but we're going to make something. Now you won't need Bitcoin anymore. I'm like, well, we have Bitcoin because of you. That's why it was put into existence.

We don't want you to copy it because you can't you need the government's permission and blessing to use a cbdc whereas bitcoin is permissionless governments can and will create as many cbdc currency units as they want while bitcoin can only be 21 million bitcoin ever and there's nothing anyone can do to inflate the supply more than the predetermined amount in the protocol. It's funny. One of my friends, Russ, gave me the actual white paper for Bitcoin and frame. I have it here in the shop. It's pretty cool.

That's part of the protocol. It's finite. There is no privacy with CBDCs. However, if you take specific steps with Bitcoin, it is possible to maintain reasonable privacy. You know, it's funny in this crypto winter that's happening right now and so much is like you don't even almost hear about crypto anymore. In the news, it's like people aren't talking about it because the only thing you see is like the red.

But it's still a great technology. It's still something to learn. Anybody who's prepping for the future, you should learn decentralized cryptocurrencies. But if you want to avoid CPDCs, Bitcoin, that will be certainly among the – avoiding the traditional financial system as well. Knowing how to use Bitcoin is the most sovereign way possible. And it is essential. So your take, Billy, do you have a take on Bitcoin? What do you think about

the central bank digital currency versus BTC? It's too volatile. Bitcoin is all over the place. You can make a lot of money and you can lose it the next day. Like that. I've never jumped in, but I know a lot of people that have and a lot of people that have made some money and that have lost it, just like that. You need to know what you're doing. And there's a lot of chance that goes into this too.

And you need to be lucky in a lot of ways. I think if CBDCs, and this is just, you guys correct me if I'm wrong, if they can provide more stability, then what a Bitcoin can, I think more people will go towards what's more stable, what's more safe, quote unquote, and they'll sacrifice some of that freedom that you would get through a Bitcoin as a result. And if these CBDCs are backed by, we, you know, they, they provide, uh, incentives and, uh, and all of the, all of this other stuff to get you to go over there, that, that Bitcoin can't, this is what, or won't, this is what people are going to gravitate towards in my, in my opinion. And they're going to remember these, these big crashes. They're going to remember people losing a ton of money, you know, and then it'll happen again, you know, cause it's, it's a cycle. So it's going to go up and it's going to come back down and people are going to see that they're

going to get scared. They're going to want to go to something that's more stable and more safe. I know I'm I'm I'm I sound very bleak here, but I think this is what's going to go down. I think that's the way it's going to happen, to be honest with you. I've never jumped in. I was about to I was about to drop a few grand. We talked about it, you know, and, and as soon as I was about to do it, everything started going to hell in a handbasket. So I understand I held back and I haven't done it yet, but I'm not ruling it out. You know, I think people should invest if they can, you know, but in, in the overall, in the great scheme of things, how I see things breaking up is they're going to provide stability

on the other side of this. And that's what's going to bring people in. Yeah, and they can simultaneously run war games against decentralized things like Bitcoin. I brought up Jamie Dimon in the beginning of the show and just how strange I find his rhetoric. One of the things I remember Jamie Dimon doing back in 2018 was basically, along with Warren buffett and others like calling bitcoin

rat poison and uh saying that they was you know it was nothing it's going to crash and he kept saying that and they drove the price of bitcoin down and then uh he said well we'll never talk about bitcoin again and then a week later they started announcing that jp morgan was looking for a sovereign fund to start buying it i'll go, oh, you bought it all up. Financial networks would just cover what's happening at the time. Gard, your thoughts real quick on BTC versus CBDC. Yeah, I think there's always going to be a market for Bitcoin. And the reason is because the value, that limitation that has been put on Bitcoin is very important. And of course, you know, guards against inflationary pressures so that the buying power of the Bitcoin is retained.

I think that governments in many ways are going to try to manipulate it as much as possible, the way they've tried to manipulate gold and silver. And I have a feeling, however, that governments got into Bitcoin very late into the game. Now, I might be wrong. Bitcoin could be part of some grand conspiracy. It's possible, but I don't think so. And I think Bitcoin was brought up by people with honest intentions to try to circumvent the fiat currency, central bank, mandated on everybody form of currency and give people an alternative. I think down the line, what's going to happen is I think that

certain things are only going to be able to rise to only certain levels of exchangeability and popularity. And I don't know where Bitcoin is going to fall into this, but I know that with the precious metals, the great thing about those is they're non-traceable. And you can weigh them, you can do tests on them, and you know. If you've got just a couple simple chemicals, if you've got an ear, even if you don't have the chemicals, you can tell, like, okay, this person's not defrauding me. Bitcoin may be a little bit more complicated to try to keep yourself anonymous, but there are technological ways that you can come close. So I think the problem is that if you're making enough on a certain level with whatever it might be, you're going to become a

target. So I think what it's going to have to be, it're going to become a target. And that's that. So I think what it's going to have to be, it's going to be gray markets. And there are going to be a lot of people who are sort of the spokespeople for the gray markets, who are the ones taking the risks, who are going to have to be very careful on how they, because they're going to be the targets on how they work. And there are going to be a lot of other people who are sort of hiding and working under the carpet and they're never going to be seen. And I'll refer to my friend, Ian Freeman of Free Talk Live, where the FBI busted in on him a year ago. Because why? Because he was dealing in Bitcoin, as you and I know, Tony.

And he just lives a few towns away from me. They blew in his front window and sent a drone into his front window at five in the morning, marched him out. I think he was either naked or in his boxer shorts. He hasn't hurt anybody. But he was a Bitcoin millionaire because he bought Bitcoin very early. He was doing Bitcoin trades, showing people how to do Bitcoin trades. But the trick for him was that he had also put his house under a church. He had established a church that I think was running into some federal. So he had risen. If he had stayed low, he would have been fine.

But he had so much money, they got him. That's a right. So that's, yeah, yeah. Go ahead, Billy. No, that's a really good point. It reminds me a little bit of the Kanye West situation right now. Yes. You know, Chase has decided not to do business with a billion dollar company.

And it's like and I understand the reasons behind it. But looking past that. Kanye West is a billionaire. Right. So now we have all these crypto millionaires popping up. Right. There's so many. So there were more millionaires than ever in the in the history of, of money, right. In modern history. Um, what does that really mean?

You know, it, it, it means that there is some amount of financial independence, right. Um, but what does it mean in the great scheme of things? It means the rich are getting richer and money is less valuable than what it was before. Right. Yeah. Kanye West is a billionaire. You would think that at some point that provides an incredible amount of independence. And it does. But only to a certain degree. And Chase proved that right now. You know, we were proved that right now. We're looking at Kanye West in particular here in the urban areas where he came from. Wow, he's a billionaire.

Look at this guy. He was able to do this, but they checked him real quick. And we can look at this on a racial level, but we should be looking at this on an economic level exactly we should be looking at it at that level and and they're telling us still no matter how much money we allow you to have we are still in control of this we don't need your billion dollars imagine what chase must be making to say we don't need your billion dollars. We don't need that.

Go away. Go somewhere else. That's the reality of things here. Right. So a lot of what Gard said just sparked that in my mind. What's up, Gard? That's you. No, I was going to say, you know, and the other thing about that, Billy Ray, is that

with the CARES Act that was passed under the Trump administration, the Federal Reserve can buy up bonds from any corporation that they want. And I mentioned this with Tony. They don't have to report it. They don't have to tell anybody, any stinking anybody. They can just go in, buy up bonds from corporations. So now there's a direct link between the ESG central bank people and the people they want to support. And what I think would be really cool, except we know that the Securities and Exchange Commission, patently unconstitutional, would come down on these people swooping in like Hellion, like Judas Priest's Hellion.

And by the way, I'm going to see Judas Priest next week, by the way. Yeah, yeah. So as long as you can scream and yell. But I'd love to see guys like Kanye West and others, Elon Musk, I don't know whether he can be trusted or not. And they're already going after him with the Twitter stuff. But some of these people now, there are so many people who are emerging because of this differentiation in political structures, which is something I've always known since I was a little kid. I did not want to spend my money with people I ideologically found repulsive. And I just would try to avoid that the only area where i had problems with that was with rock music because you know i might go to a midnight oil concert and disagree with like 70 percent of what they held but i might agree with like 30

but it would be awesome wouldn't it be cool if a guy like kanye were to say, okay, I want to get together with, who's the guy who wrote Rich Dad, Poor Dad? Robert Kiyosaki. Yeah, Kiyosaki, some of these guys, Dan Pena, those guys, and say, we're going to form our own investment organization and it's going to be tailored, but they'd get screwed by the government or i don't know maybe they wouldn't maybe they wouldn't but no no no i i think you're right on it they'd get screwed see that's the next level thinking that needs to happen with somebody like a kanye west or like a jay-z you know who who made a certain amount of money and they can really start to break away um but they won't they stay depending on the already existing formula on the already existing

establishment they want because they want the safe way out they really don't want to be mavericks about anything they really don't want to start something new for the people. What they want is to enrich themselves. And that's why we're in that. What's up? Do you think that, do you think that Kanye has reached any sort of threshold where he says maybe he's gone over to the other side where he's like, maybe he's had enough and he is willing to take that risk now? I don't see any evidence of that right now. I don't see, I mean, I'm not saying that he can't or that he won't, you know, but I don't see any evidence of that. I used to work for a huge sports organization and there were always, you know, there were lockouts,

you know, and a bunch of stuff because the players didn't agree with whatever was going on. Right. And I was sitting at my job and I was thinking at the time, this happened several times. I was like, these guys got so much money. Why don't they break away and make their own league? Screw it. Right. Screw what these people are saying. Go make your own league. But they won't. They just will not. Is it possible? Absolutely.

But they want to criticize and criticize and point fingers, but they'll never actually do anything about it because they just love the safeness of the paycheck that they continue to get. And this is what happened to, I don't want to say Kanye West yet, but it's definitely what happened to Jay-Z. Jay-Z never wanted to break away and do anything. He just wanted to make a ton of money. And if one of the Hollywood elite would actually break away and do something like that, I think, I think, uh, you're right. I think, uh, the government would screw with them immediately. I think they'd need to start looking out for,

for gunshots coming their way, you know, because that's just what happens when you break away and you present an actual threat to the establishment. I wonder if there's a way, uh, in a decentralized sort of way. And I'm thinking about, so my editor over at MRCTV, Eric, Eric Shiner, great guy. And Eric used to live up in this area and we used to go to punk shows and stuff together. Just awesome dude. So he was invited down to this organization where they celebrate good moral values in media. It's like a Christian organization. And there are a lot of people who are sort of behind the scenes in that. Who was the guy who was married to Meg Ryan there? That actor, he's come out as a Christian. Anyway, a number of people like Kevin Sorbo and those folks,

and they've been making great head roads, especially in Christian film circles, to put together films that maybe they're not being organized through giant corporations, but there's sort of a network of people where for various projects, they'll invest. And that it's, it's almost a way to, it's, it's weird because you want to get the satisfaction of some sort of national recognition. Like, yeah, this is a national movement and this is big and this is changing everything. And yet these people are getting pretty good success.

There's that recent film that Kirk Cameron was in. And I think David has brought this up. It's been very successful. And again, it's sort of going under the radar. And I don't know what threshold that is and whether it is a successful paradigm, but it seems like maybe if a guy like Kanye can't join up with Kiyosaki and start some bank or something like that, maybe he's doing stuff that I don't even know. Maybe, and Kiyosaki's probably doing stuff like this. Maybe they're seeding people stuff like that and we don't have to worry anymore because there are some good guys and they've finally risen up and they're they're thrown off the yoke but again they would become targets so maybe they've already figured this stuff out maybe you know guys like kiyosaki and so on they know that they they can't form these giant hegemonic things so they're just doing it in small bits here and there. I don't know. It's again, looking through the list of things of how to avoid the central bank digital

currency too. And it really hits back on the same theme, which is we have to be outside of the system. The system itself is designed to trap you in it. Like you can be a Kanye West and you can be a Jay-Z. You can be any of the billionaire club, but this money doesn't buy you freedom totally. It can get you out of some things, but at a certain level, you know, and it really is the false god of our time. Because everybody likes to do well.

Everybody likes success. I want to work hard for that. But you got to remember there's a spiritual component in this there's something about the the material world i said this on billy's show many times there's something about when that is your your raise on debt when that is every when you are you're only focused on this life and then what you can obtain and uh he with the most toys wins and all that's a. You're already dead on arrival. It's the same thing when Satan goes to the mountaintop and shows the kingdoms of the world. This will all be yours.

Just bow down and worship me. And it's like, well, now in this world, we can see in real time that even being a billionaire, and there are trillionaires too that are not talked about, but that's the billionaire. Yeah, it's based on condition. It. You're just, you're it's, it's based on condition. It's based on a condition of your behavior. And so the, uh, the system, let's go back to this article too.

And I want to talk, this is, this is number three, get organized locally. Right. How to avoid the central bank, digital currencies, get to know the people in your local community. If you avoid CBDCs, many of the conveniences societies will become unavailable. You will probably be unable to shop at Walmart and large stores. Oh no, community. If you avoid CBDCs, many of the conveniences societies will become unavailable. You will probably be unable to shop at Walmart and large stores. Oh, no, please don't do that for me. Please don't do that. How am I going to get my daily sociological options straight into my brain? You'll have to become self-sufficient and rely on your local community to obtain what you need because the Amish are incredibly successful in this regard he's I'm not saying you should become

100 Amish we can learn how societies work together in these traditional systems so there's there's something there too and David talks about that I mean I really do believe even and I I just wouldn't have been possible without their um sociological experiment covet 1984 so many millions of people now like i'm i'm homesteading you see a homesteading movement you see uh parallel economies people wanted to create clubs like you see these farmers and and people that are in the dairy and meat business even where i'm uh am right now in the ozarks like they're we're creating ways for people to exchange with each other um so i think this is a good thing and again um it's not a quick fix but

uh organizing locally uh billy i'll throw it to you um you know i think this is probably the solution right um at least for for the short term um is is organizing uh locally um it's it's a lot easier said than done because well in particular here in the city right if you're further out maybe you can find you know a better way to do this right but people here in the city are do things in the city way so you have to you have to convince these people that, first off, there's going to be a problem and and we need to plan for it, prep for it. And and you need to change their their paradigm, you know, in order to have that happen. And then you have to agree upon a method of exchange, right? So it's a little more complicated, but if we can pull it off, then we can avoid the system for a certain amount of time. I'd love to have some

type of barter system. I'd love to support local farmers, right, that they come here and maybe we can figure out a way for them to be compensated and we can receive food in return, right? Or build our own shelter. This is all a recipe for disaster, by the way. Just giving everybody a heads up. It's the way to go, right? And I think people should do it, but wait till the government gets hip to it. It's like the Black Panthers. The government gets hip to it. You know, it's like the Black Panthers, you know, wait till the government got hip to that very quickly, right? And it was a wrap, right? They infiltrated and took it all apart.

All the benefits that they were providing to the community, that's out, right? Black Lives Matter, of course, is allowed to operate with no problem because they don't provide anything to the community, right? They're not really doing anything, right? Except for being race baiters and the whole deal causing a division. So they allow them to operate.

So when a society, when a group of people figure it out and can live amongst each other in a way that's productive and healthy and separate from the beast system, the beast takes notice immediately. It's like, it's like the eyesore on it just shifts. It's like, what's going on over there? You know, and, and they come take a look and they'll do, they're going to try to take it apart. They're going to infiltrate it. So it needs to be a strong community. It needs to be a strong

community physically, mentally, and spiritually to pull something like this off. You know, I believe it's probably our only way out unless you show me more things that I resonate with, Tom. But as of right now, I think it's our only real way to separate from the system and it'll only buy us a certain amount of time, but that might be all we need, right? And we can come up with other ways of deflecting and shielding ourselves from that and acting independently with that time that we're buying ourselves with the local aspect of things. But I do think we need to get to know our neighbors, say, hey, what's going on? Say hello to them. Speak to them. Nowadays, people just go or they're on their phones or doing whatever. Get to know your neighbors. Create a connection and let them know if something happens. Food shortages are a thing.

I think we can make an argument about inflation and how expensive things are getting, people can relate to that. So speak to that and say, how can we come together collectively, locally in this area to provide food for everyone, you know, that everybody can eat somehow, you know, and make plans. It's difficult. I know it's difficult, but it's probably the only way. I like that take. Gard, you want to the sentiment that I think about sometimes when I'm driving around on my own, you know, local farmer's market nearby me. And I don't mean market. I should say it's a local farm. And, you know, I used to work in a farm stand as a, bringing the bushel baskets down the rows, throwing them in the back of the van, washing off the cucumbers and all that stuff. And so I think Billy Ray's point about the eyesoron, that's the one thing. And it's tough not to think about that. You know,

it's, it's not to worry too much about that. You don't know how much to worry. You know what I mean? You know, you don't, when you're, when you're trying to take these steps, I think in a way there are going to be people who are the intermediaries between some of these loci. And I don't want to sound too dystopian, but when I start to sort of imagine and dismantle what I see as the possible futures, I see these different nexus points where people of community values are together and then they they cross because they have resources they trade they want to get in touch with each other and it's in these areas and on so many of these areas that the government's going to try to infiltrate again I'll give you an

example at the Free State Project with the Free State Project and if people aren't familiar with the Free State Project I actually work with the Free State Project. With the Free State Project, and if people aren't familiar with the Free State Project, I actually work with the guy, the professor, it was his idea, Jason Sorens. He's a professor at a college nearby. I saw him a week ago today, actually, we had lunch. And he's a great guy. And so the Free State Project was started as a way to bring more libertarians to one particular state so that they could get involved in politics and try to reduce the burden of government on people. And New Hampshire, unfortunately, they came here, which has been fortunate, but there are so many people moving in from Massachusetts, New York, and Connecticut that they're escaping the world they've already created, the pressure cooker they've created. There's some of the steam that is coming out, and they're coming to New Hampshire with their collectivist ideologies. So the Free State Project has been effective in ways, but we've

sort of been overwhelmed in numbers. But with those people in the Free State Project, they created this great network of folks who help each other. There have been places where there have been almost like speakeasies, where unlicensed cooks and chefs would provide food. It was like an unlicensed restaurant and you could go and eat there. They got busted. It lasted for X number of years and then they got busted. The FBI has numerous times tried to infiltrate these guys and tried to get people to sell drugs. They sniff out narcs very quickly in the Free State Project. They've got great instincts for that. But there are some areas and there's a give and take. So I think in a way, and again,

I don't want to sound too dark and I don't want to compare our situation with the situation of people in say like the Warsaw Ghetto or any of the people during the communist era out in Siberia or Ukraine or anything like that. But I think some of the underground that we've seen in other historical periods of tyranny are examples for us. And I don't have enough knowledge about the operations of those and, you know, how they were successful or unsuccessful. And that might be, you know, a field of research. And I don't say this flippantly for me, but I think also I might be running out of time. I might just start to have to practice it and just learn as I go. I think all of us do, brother. I'm going to cover these last two steps

and then we're going to close out the show because I want to make sure I always finish listicle. Can't not go through all the steps if you tell people you're going to. I was having such a great conversation, and we're running out of time. But number three is organize locally. Number four is exchange value for value. And that's, you know, again, this is where you go back to bartering, and Gard might have something to say after I get through this, because this is like in the Star Trek world, there is no fiat currency.

And then they had to invent a race of people the he the ferengi and they only trade in and like what they called gold press latinum and that's yeah there is no fiat currency in the future of star trek one that's the first thing i noticed after watching a bunch of the episodes because i didn't watch it when i was a kid so i started watching it later in life like hey they don't have money but they don't have cause you know, they're all on a bartering system kind of thing. And when they're on the Voyager program that a guard wrote for, but, um, but there is no fiat currency. Interesting. That's all. That's the only way they got to the future. Um, this is with, uh, CBDCs governments will have perverted money from a technology that facilitates economic exchange into a tool of total enslavement with

cbdc's barter doesn't look all that bad right it's it might mean performing some landscaping work for your dentist in exchange for getting a cavity filled or washing a car uh of your butcher in exchange for some ground beef i'm i'm fine with that we do that i mean that's again gold and silver help facilitate that because it's uh it's a transferable store of value that is also money. And then you can, you know, that's how that works. Um, but yeah, you can always trade, trade service for service and value for value. And, uh, that's one way that you can get around. It's just when you really break it down, folks, we don't need the government for currency. It's obsolete at best. It's a tool of enslavement at worst. That's what it is. It never works out right. That's why the

founding fathers of this country said only Congress can coin money and it has to be gold and silver. And they set it at a 16 to 1 ratio. And that lasted until the banksters hijacked it permanently with the Federal Reserve Bank. Number five is become a prepper to minimize the inconvenience of barter. It's ideal to become as self-sufficient in many areas as possible. This includes stockpiling supplies and gaining survival and knowledge skills. If you already have what you need or can produce it yourself, that reduces the need to get it from others. All these things go together what we're ultimately talking about is freedom and pushing back against the tool of total enslavement and if i have to i mean i'm not being dramatic and i'm not being over the top

here if i've said anything in all the years and hundreds of shows that I've done and all the broadcasts. This is the biggest poison. This is cancer. This is the hill to die on is central bank digital currencies. The media is going to push this. I believe they'll elect a Republican to get it done. They'll do a selection. They'll put somebody in. It'll be part of making America great again or something. It'll be just like COVID-1984. They'll use that to neutralize the only segment of the population that's big enough to push back against it, in my opinion. That's how dangerous it is. They need it so bad. They'll engineer every other aspect of our life to get it because once they do, they'll think that they won in totality. I don't think that they won in totality if they get it,

but we're going to spend, it could be generations doing this, pushing back against it, using the outside of the system. I mean, what's the latest? Who wants to own Soviet Union currency? Anybody? I mean, I had somebody give me one the other day

through the shop. It was a big bag of coins, and in it were some Soviet coins from 1991. I'm like, hey, in 1992, it wasn't worth anything. That's kind of funny how that works out, isn't it? One day you're riding high, and you've got an iron fist, and then you break into 16 pieces, and your money isn't worth anything. That is the past, future, and present of totalitarian systems.

They go away. And we can talk about things that last like truth and beauty and Christianity and all those good stuff and Western civilization, hopefully. But I want to give, Billy, I'll start with you, where people can find you and all the great stuff that you're doing over on the Infinite Fringe. Well, thank you for having me on, sir. Thank you, Gard, for being here. and thank you to David Knight for doing what he does. And thank you to all the people that are listening here today and we'll

listen at whatever point you listen, what's going on. Thank you for hearing me out. My name is Billy Ray Valentine. I host a show called the infinite fringe on Apple podcast and the infinite fringe on a pod beam. So thefringe.podbeam.com and we get into all sorts of stuff over there. So go check it out. We just put up an episode for Halloween on Giants

with Gary Wayne. He's fantastic. It was a fun show. We recorded it about eight months ago but I just put it up now and it's really good and I'll put up some more Halloween related stuff but we're going to do some serious stuff. We have John Potash coming on.

We're going to talk about his documentary. Mr. Tony Arterburn is scheduled to come on guard. I have to get you on. We're going to do that really soon. Um, who else do we have? Uh, Bart Sorbel, the moon landing guy never spoke to him before. I'm going to love to talk to him. That's gonna be dope.

And forget his name. Sullivan is his name. It's not Ed Sullivan. That's what's coming to mind right now for some reason. Regardless, he's coming on. We're gonna talk about cinema symbolism soon. We're gonna do a bunch of stuff on the fringe. We're coming back.

We're gonna try to put regular episodes out for you. So go check me over at the Infinite Fringe wherever you can find it. And Soylent Green, people, that's another solution. It is people, but we're going to think about it. Thank you, guys. One of the greatest intros

in all of podcasting. You got to go check out his show just to hear Art Bell in the beginning. It's like, we're taking calls from time travelers only and splice it all together and uh it sounds like somebody's called hello hello uh guard there you got about uh you got about a minute 30 tell people where they could find you sir yeah thanks tony thanks so much and yeah infinite fringe is awesome and that intro is awesome i love that so. So good. So good. And here in Art Bell. Oh, yeah, man. You know, anybody who's got Art Bell on the start, thumbs up, man. want to find my fiction, go to Amazon and Barnes and Noble and stuff. I think all of them are on Amazon, but I have three novellas out. And one is called Bite. The other is called Fishing. The other is called Wall. And they're all actually tied together in this giant mosaic

I'm putting together. So check those out. I've got short stories. The short story that I mentioned is called Whitechap Chapel, the one about the pandemic. And that's in a book called Chiral, C-H-I-R-A-L, Chiral Mad 2. I'm in a bunch of these books with short stories and stuff like that. And you'll see that short story. But otherwise, people can check out Liberty Conspiracy videos are on BitChute, on Rumble, and on Odyssey. We haven't started back up. There is a YouTube channel, but I haven't been putting stuff up there because I'm afraid they're going to just purge us. So I'm going to start an entertainment channel on YouTube called Former Star Trek Writing Fellow. Or Writing Fellow.

Former Star Trek Writing Fellow. And we'll talk about quality writing and stuff like that. And then there's, my Twitter is at Guard Goldsmith. And Gab, it's at Gardner Goldsmith. And then MRCTV, you can go to MRCTV.org. And then my sub stack, Gardner Goldsmith sub stack. And we'd love to get more subscribers over there. That'd be awesome. Go to MRCTV.org. And then my sub stack, Gardner Goldsmith sub stack. And we'd love to get more subscribers over there.

That would be awesome. And I'm going to start doing a heck of a lot more. Gard, thank you so much. Billy, thank you so much for joining us. It's been an honor. All the David Knight family, I want to wish Travis a happy wedding ceremony, the whole Knight family. God bless you all.

And this audience, remember, theDavidKnightShow.com.com david night dot gold i'll be back monday guard will be here tomorrow take care of each other end of transmission