The David Knight Show - 16Feb23 Radical War on Children AND Parents MUST Be Opposed

Episode Date: February 16, 2023

OUTLINE of today's show with TIMECODES The idea of a married mom and dad is a "dangerous un-American" idea says a state legislator. "Parents Rights" is a "right-wing fascist" idea says a teacher. Radi...cals are driving children to suicide in record numbers and blaming morality THEY destroyed. It's radical. It's projection and MUST be opposed. 2:05Why do we pay taxes to support an institution that preys upon our children? 12:42Why the government should never have any role in education -. 19:01A Chicago dad was put on a no-fly list because he opposed pornography in schools. 23:35Tennessee drag show raises money for LGBTQ youth group and offers drag lessons for minors. 30:17Texas, Tennessee, Tennessee and Arizona have proposed anti-drag laws. 33:28Did Biden spend millions to shoot down US-launched weather balloon? Here's the case he DID 53:05Gaslighting and fear mongering by Sen. Kennedy: “Lock Your Doors Tonight!” 56:05Once again, Klaus Schwab openly states a global conspiracy to enslave the rest of us with humanity. Let's look carefully at what he said… 1:03:48Mainstream media tells you there's nothing you have to be concerned about in 15 Minute Cities — LOL. Tell THAT to the people in Oxford who live in one. WATCH the video 1:17:56The work from home trend is costing Manhattan businesses $12 billion per year in lost revenue — from local businesses and restaurants. WATCH: Lockdown warning from the beginning in 2020 1:25:40The UK has set up a pilot program for DNA Smart Cards — combining genetic modification with digital ID! 1:28:51INTERVIEW Bank of England: CBDC Certain, But Deceives on Timeframe Tony Arterburn, WiseWolf.gold, sanctions are an act of war — do you know how many countries we have sanctions against? And that's not counting the people of USA & EU who are paying the real price of Russian sanctions. Update on state of CBDC in UK and Nigeria. 1:32:44INTERVIEW The Toll Road Agenda. Sold as "choice lanes" the reality is one of crony capitalism, "non-compete" restrictions on improving roads, and corruption. A push is on in Tennessee for toll roads for the first time. Gary Humble, TennesseeStands.org, on the issue and the important of we the people being aware and active at the local/state level. 2:04:20Australia drug regulator hides data about deaths. Compare the way ALL governments are reacting to deaths in contrast to their reaction to those killed by the Swine Flu vaccine of 1976 2:42:28WATCH: Some of the pilots that have been coerced into doing the jab. 2:46:17BIG WIN for Christians who were arrested and charged in Moscow (Idaho) for violating orders to not assemble outdoors in Sept 2020. 2:54:11Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.com If you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here:SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation through Mail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Money is only what YOU hold: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silverBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-david-knight-show--2653468/support.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Music Using free speech to free minds. You're listening to The David Knight Show. As the clock strikes 13, it's Thursday, the 16th of February, year of our Lord, 2023, day 1071 of the emergency. Today we're going to talk about the global move for world government. Interesting back and forth between Klaus Schwab and the people on the stage at the World Government Summit. Elon Musk phoned it in with a Zoom conference and seemed to push back a little bit, but did he really? And what are his motivations?
Starting point is 00:01:13 And what are they seeking to change about us, not just our society, within the next 10 years? But we're going to begin with parental rights. Stay with us. We'll be right back. Well, we've gone from mom and apple pie to elected representatives who say that the idea of a married mom and dad is a dangerous, un-American idea. That's their America. That's not our America. Look, if we want to fight Klaus Schwab and these people with their rule-the-world fantasies, we're going to have to do it with strong families and individuals. It's going to have to start with us. It's going to have to start from the bottom up.
Starting point is 00:02:36 That's why they are attacking that. That's what all this nonsense, this mental illness with these drag queens is all about. Coming after the kids, coming after the family, it's an attack on parental rights because it's an attack on the family. If you have strong families, you have a strong society and a nation. If you follow God, you have a strong nation. That's what they're after. This is a Democrat state representative in South Dakota. Her name is Erin Healy, and she is attacking a South Dakota organization called the Family Heritage Alliance. The Family Heritage Alliance, she didn't specifically say what she was about, but we know what they're about. It's an organization that is explicitly Christian family-oriented pro-life
Starting point is 00:03:27 that's what she has a problem with as they say on their website God is honored religious freedom is honored families thrive and life is cherished she thinks that's un-American. She thinks that is dangerous. So in a tweet, she referenced them and she said, extremist group, that's that group I just described, they're extremists. Extremist group, Family Heritage Alliance said this morning that the safest place for kids and families, for kids are in families that have a married mom and dad. What a dangerous, un-American belief. I'm afraid she's right. It's not dangerous, but it is now un-American.
Starting point is 00:04:18 These are not the values that we push out to the rest of the world through Hollywood, are they? It's not the values that Hollywood polluted us with and then the rest of the world. As a matter of fact, critics pointed out that she's actually wrong based on studies from the federal government's Health and Human Services. About 10 years ago, the 2010 study by the Department of HHS, said that children whose single parents had a live-in partner saw 10 times the rate of abuse and nearly 8 times the rate of neglect compared to children living with their married biological parents.
Starting point is 00:05:00 Children whose single parents had a live-in partner saw the highest rates of physical and sexual abuse. According to the study, if you look at physical abuse, the rate of physical abuse for families that had biological parents that were married to each other was 2.5 out of 1,000. But if you go to a live-in partner, it jumps from 2.5 to 15.4. So six times as much. If you look at sexual abuse, sexual abuse in a married family with the parents of the biological parents, 0.7 cases out of 1,000.
Starting point is 00:05:51 But when you look at sexual abuse with those who have a single parent with a live-in partner, it jumps from 0.7 to 12.1, more than 12 times as much sexual abuse. And yet you have these people who are being hired by the government to raise your children. We sometimes call them teachers. This is what they have to say about parents and parental rights. All right, we have to talk about this right-wing idea of parents' rights. Right-wing idea.
Starting point is 00:06:29 It's literally just fascism. As far as I can tell. I thought it was racism. Parents' rights means allowing parents to control their kids instilling morals and discipline and principles in their kids. I see educators' role as partnering with parents and other caregivers to form a collaborative support network for every child. However, some parents and caregivers unfortunately do not support their kids the way they should yeah and i she knows better why the public school system works with social services to make sure kids so let's just cut to the chase the reality is is that this teacher
Starting point is 00:07:18 who doesn't know your kid your kid is going to be in her class if you're foolish enough to send your kid to a government school. Your kid's going to be in her class for one year. One out of 25, 35 kids, they don't know them. Do they have the kind of values that you want imparted to your kids, that kind of teacher? No. But she thinks that they're equal. Parents are partners with the school,
Starting point is 00:07:46 unless the school disagrees. And then they will tell you what to do. You see, you have to have a head, right? There's always going to be somebody who's going to make the final decision. Yeah, we're partnering together, but, and, you know, in a wise partnership, people are seeking input from everybody,
Starting point is 00:08:03 but somebody's going to make the final decision, and they will make the final decision for you. Richard Levine, who the man who was put in as the assistant secretary of health by Biden, calls himself Rachel Crossdresses. So this crossdressing Richard Levine says some lgbt children need to replace their parents with one supportive adult i have been writing doing videos and production supporting parental rights one of the first things i got involved yeah why would this character want unrestricted access to children? Exactly. It's a real mystery. He's a child psychologist who wants to groom kids. Yeah, you definitely turn your kid over to this guy.
Starting point is 00:08:52 Tell me you'd feel safe in a room with this thing. Come on. Come on. Yeah. It just gets more and more obvious. One supportive adult. You know, like Richard Levine. I mean, Rachel.
Starting point is 00:09:04 Rachel Levine. I mean, Rachel, Rachel Levine. Yeah. Okay. So children need to replace their parents with one supportive adult. He said, I would love it if that was always the parent, but it's not always the parent. Frequently, it's the teacher or a guidance counselor or some other coach or another school personnel why because he defines supporting the child as supporting his degenerate agenda yeah who needs two parents you don't even need two parents you need just one parent but the parents don't really
Starting point is 00:09:39 do what we want them to do so we'll take the kids from the parents. It's always been about that. As I said, when you have this tug of war with parents and schools, I've seen this going back 30 years, where they come back and they say, well, you know, you drop your kid off at the school. The court says you have abandoned them to the state. We have a doctrine called in loco parentis, by you dropping your kid off of the state, you have agreed to the fact that we're going to operate in place of the parents in loco parentis. So he's criticizing the law that was put in in Florida that DeSantis signed. This law forbids kids from essentially talking to these people. Also, it means that if you tell a teacher, the teacher has to tell the parents.
Starting point is 00:10:30 And so it really is a gag rule. It's a gag law to prevent kids from assessing supportive adults. So, you know, government hates parents because it wants to be the parents. How many times they have to tell us, you know, you got to get over this idea that the children belong to you. MSNBC, Melissa Harris Perry said MSNBC was running that as a public service announcement. Get over this. They're conditioning to see that they've been doing this gradually for a long period of time. The way they do everything else, whether you're talking about the vaccines or the climate change agenda or banning cars or taking single family home, all of it is done from the inside
Starting point is 00:11:13 with disruption and iteratively. And they've been iteratively moving this. So government hates the parents because it wants your kids. LGBT hates your parents because LGBT wants your kids. DeSantis signed legislation protecting parental rights in March last year. To some degree. You have parental rights according to Ron DeSantis if your kid is in third grade or below. Fourth grade, you don't have any parental rights. Because the law prohibits discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity from kindergarten through third grade. And from kindergarten through third grade required schools to notify parents about services for mental, emotional, and physical health.
Starting point is 00:12:10 So under Ron DeSantis, isn't it great that he stands up for parental rights up to third grade? But you know, hey, if your kid is nine years old, older than nine years old, we got him. We got him. That's the problem I have with Ron DeSantis. He does just enough, just enough to make the base happy, but not enough to fix the problem. And it's not enough to appease the other side either. He's just out there trying to slow walk this. Let's just slow it down so people get used to it.
Starting point is 00:12:42 Again, it's iterative. You better take this on full blast. You better get your kids out of there, number one. Then you take on the school system and you say, look, these are minors. You're not going to do anything to minors, period. You don't have any business, an institution sexualizing kids as an adult. Never, never. A 12-year-old Florida girl reportedly attempted suicide twice
Starting point is 00:13:09 after administrators carried out a social transition without informing her parents. And that is now the subject of a lawsuit. And yet it is this suicide issue that they want to bring up. We have to do this and we have to start conditioning kids in kindergarten so that they don't commit suicide. They are the ones who are pushing these kids into suicide. They're taking a difficult situation even before it happens. Puberty, where your body is changing.
Starting point is 00:13:38 You don't know what is happening. These hormones are coming online and you're trying to figure out what is happening. They make that far far worse here's an example 30 percent of high school girls are seriously considering suicide last year one-third what kind of a system is this what kind of an institution is this that does this to kids why do we pay taxes to support an institution like this that preys upon our children? That destroys their mind, their spirit, and their body, if you let them. A staggering 30% of high school girls in the U.S. were surveyed by the CDC.
Starting point is 00:14:17 This is the CDC saying this, so it's probably a lot worse. So they'd seriously considered attempting suicide. It's up from 19% in 2011. So that's about a 50% increase, a little bit over. From 19% to 30%. 50% increase in kids considering suicide over the last 10 years. Almost 60% of high school girls surveyed said they felt persistent sadness or hopelessness in 2021, an increase of roughly 60% over the same time period.
Starting point is 00:14:53 Why do you want to put your kids in an institution that does this to them? The constant beration of this lord of the Flies mob of kids and peer pressure. And then we have these perverts at the top of the system, running the school boards from the federal government on down. Why do we do this to kids? Oh, it's not my kid's school. My kid's school is great. My kid's teacher is great.
Starting point is 00:15:20 Yeah, right. That was the big epiphany. That was the big blessing from God and the lockdown. People could finally see what it looked like in their classroom. As I've said before, you could tell them this is something that's happening nationally. It's coming from the federal government. That's why they created the Department of Education. It's happening nationally. It's filtering down. It's rotting from the head down. The schools, the institutions. And so it filters down from that rotten filth, Washington, D.C.,
Starting point is 00:15:52 to the state level, to the local level, to the school board level, to the principal, to the teachers, as they recycle them through this system. And it gets dirtier and dirtier. Not being filtered. And so people would say, well, I see this happening in this other place. I see this happening in my state. I see this happening in the school district.
Starting point is 00:16:14 I even see this happened in my school, but not in my class, my kids classroom. We got a great teacher. Well, then zoom came along and a lot of people saw what was really happening. When it comes to boys, 29% of them reported persistent feelings of sadness and hopelessness in 2021. About half of the girls, 60% of them. But it is a big increase. Again, it was 21%, and it goes to 29%, feeling persistent sadness. The girls are having a harder time with it than the boys because there's so many pressures put on it. But now we're taking care of that with the boys.
Starting point is 00:16:59 LGBT teens are showing ongoing extreme distress, 22% reporting an actual suicide attempt in the past year. So you've got 30% of the kids saying, thinking about suicide. But 22% of the kids who have been groomed by this system, who have been confused and gaslighted with this attack on them. It is not keeping them from suicide. It is pushing them from suicide. It is pushing them to suicide. Hypersexualization of students as a parental group is formed in Michigan. They saw what was happening in the schools
Starting point is 00:17:36 and they said, we've got to do something about it. As a matter of fact, one of the moms who founded this doesn't have a kid in the school. But she saw what was happening, heard what was happening from parents who did put their kids in school. We've now made Brave New World an instruction manual, just like we made 1984 an instruction manual. And so activists concerned about what they were seeing in the state's public schools recently formed a nonprofit. They call it the GSI, the Great Schools Initiative. They aim to help parents keep children from being exposed to teachings about gender change,
Starting point is 00:18:08 sexual practices, other concepts that they believe are harmful, things that I believe are driving these kids to suicide. And then they use that to say, well, to keep the kids from committing suicide, we've got to start this at an even earlier age. The co-founder, who has no children in a public school, became alarmed when she heard friends speak of things happening in their children's public schools. It sounded like an effort to indoctrinate children and their community's public schools about sexuality.
Starting point is 00:18:36 She said, sorry, seeing stuff about critical race theory, but then the hyper-sexualization of students through exposure to gender ideology, that's where this came from, she said. And it's why I call it Sodom and Go Marxist. It's a CRT, Marxist curriculum, and this Sodom, hypersexualization, and demanding, bring your kids out, give us your kids, go away. We don't want parents involved. We want your kids. Oh, yeah, they do, because they don't't reproduce so our goal is to bring back orthodox education and to improve our schools well if you
Starting point is 00:19:12 want to the best thing you could do would be to close the schools the government should never have any role in education because the religious and moral foundations of education, you can never do it in an equitable way. You're always going to be establishing a religion. Which one are you going to establish? Is it going to be Christianity? Is it going to be Islam? Is it going to be secular humanism? One of those will be, or something like that, is going to be put in.
Starting point is 00:19:41 Why should any of those be put in by the government? We should not be establishing that. And that is the established religion now, the secular humanism that is out there. And the Department of Education is what funds it. It was always a bad idea. It was always destined to fail, morally as well as academically, as I pointed out yesterday in Chicago, they got 30 schools where I'm not a single kid can read at grade level,
Starting point is 00:20:14 do math at grade level. I think it was 50 that couldn't do math, 53 or something, 30 who couldn't read at grade level. Uninvolved parents have let schools run unchecked for years in the realm of sex education, said one of these people. Now, what they have found and what they're trying to do, and it's good, we should oppose it in any way that we can. Let's at least, you know, throw a monkey wrench in this. They said they went back to when sex education began in the mid-1970s. And when they put it in, they were very careful to be very obsequious to
Starting point is 00:20:48 the idea of parental rights as they were laying the foundation to destroy parental rights. So they found that the Michigan law that was put in in 1970, when they started doing this, the 1970s, did not mandate schools teach sex education. The only mandated lessons were about HIV and AIDS, which was basically a lie from Fauci. But that was required. If sex ed is taught, Michigan state law says it cannot be a requirement for graduation. So they cannot mandate this stuff. And that's what they're trying to make people aware of, that they can opt out of this.
Starting point is 00:21:26 Now, you've got a Michigan government that's run by radical Democrats, and they could easily change this law, but make them do it and shine the light on what is being done here. These laws wisely restrict sex education to specific courses and class sections with approved curriculum to be taught by an instructor qualified to teach sex education. Well, I think the people who are qualified to teach sex education are the people who are parents. Sex ed is fundamentally moral. It is not the mechanics of how you use a condom or something, right?
Starting point is 00:22:01 I don't know what they're teaching there, but if they're going to focus on HIV and AIDS, that's probably what they're focusing on. That's not sex education. Again, education is moral. It's not about mechanics. It's not a how-to manual. It's not a vocational class or something. We know what vocation they're trying to push the kids into. Michigan law solidifies the role of family, especially parents and allows them to decide what pace to set for their children with regard to learning about human sexuality. That's why they put that when they put this in, they started all this stuff in the mid 1970s.
Starting point is 00:22:38 I said, well, um, we got to go slow. We got to not, you got to do it from the inside, but we got to do it iteratively, right? So let's put a lot of language in there
Starting point is 00:22:49 that we want the parents involved in making the final decision about this, and we're not going to force anything. But you notice where they are today. They didn't even bother to change the laws. They just counted on people going to sleep. So that's what these two individuals are focusing on. In their digging, they realize that the Michigan statutes mandate that any school district
Starting point is 00:23:10 desiring to create or change a sex education program must form a sex education advisory board tasked with reviewing proposed plans, setting goals and objectives, providing community input to the school board, and at least once every two years, the board must report to parents on the status of the program's goals and objectives so if you understand what lies they were telling people to assure them that this would never turn into what it has turned into well then that's one way that you can push back on this but we have a Chicago dad who did push back on it was put on a no-fly list simply because he opposed pornography in schools. You see, the schools and the society is focused on brave new world. We want you to be hyper-sexualized in school. We want you to just drop out and pursue drugs and sex and pleasure
Starting point is 00:24:00 and just zone out, play video games, watch movies, watch TV, get on social media, make TikTok videos. But if you wake up and you start paying attention, you know, that's the brave new world. But if you wake up and you start paying attention, then you get the 1984 treatment, which is what this father did. In the summer of 2021, Terry Newsom, who describes himself in comments to the Epoch Times as a, quote, lifelong Democrat until recently, was one of several parents in the 99th school district of Downers Grove, Chicago. He expressed opposition to books in his children's library that had sexually explicit and pornographic content. By December, he had been placed on a watch list. And this is not the first time we've
Starting point is 00:24:47 seen this. I mean, these people are running, you know, the Department of Justice focused on these people who speak out in PTA meetings or anything, but just take a look at what happened in New York, the people who said, were teachers, who said, we're not going to take the jab. Okay, you're fired, and they send their fingerprints to the fbi because they're dangerous people they don't obey authority so in all cases right uh so he and his family were traveling he was somebody who traveled a great deal as a businessman and so the family is getting ready to take a vacation and all of a sudden he gets pulled over for enhanced screening. He had always had, um, this, um, you know, this additional thing where you give them, um, uh, more identification and they expedite your travel through there.
Starting point is 00:25:41 I forget what it's called, but that was suspended by TSA and, uh, oh, here it is pre-check approved. It'd been a pre-check approved flyer for over a decade. So it give them all kinds of stuff and oh, you're pre-checked. And instead that was revoked. He was put on a no fly list and, uh, well actually not a no fly list. He was put on something, i guess it's just one level underneath it they call it the secondary security screening selection ssss just in case you don't
Starting point is 00:26:14 understand this is a nazi organization they got ss in there twice they call it quad s is what they call i call it nazis um so you know they him the whole thing, which I make them do this to me anyway, whenever I would fly, you know, go through the complete body scan. I'm not the body scanner, but you know, complete pat downs and all this other kind of stuff and check you for explosives and everything. The only thing that he got that I don't get is because I refuse to go through the scanner.
Starting point is 00:26:45 I get the other stuff. Uh, so it's not that I'm on the SS SS list yet. Maybe I am. I don't know. I, I'm not planning on finding out cause I'm not ever planning on getting on an airplane again ever. Uh, but, uh, they go through his luggage, each and every part in it, you know, they haven't done that to me yet so he said at
Starting point is 00:27:06 some point somebody the airport tsa said somebody put you on a list with real bad people so then he tried to find out from the fbi but i guess but you know we know that the fbi will not tell you because this is a star chamber process one of the first uh cases i had that Infowars' reporter was a guy who got put on a no-fly list as he was going to see his wife was in the military in Japan. He flew on the flights that the military provides for families. He went across the U.S., went from California to Hawaii, and then he's going from Hawaii to Japan. And they come on just before the flight takes off, and they pull him off. So you're on a no-fly list. Now he's going from Hawaii to Japan. And they come on just before the flight takes off and they pull him off. So you're on no flight list. Now he's stuck in Japan.
Starting point is 00:27:49 He couldn't find out why he was on it. He couldn't find out how to get off. It was an interesting case. It took a while. But because of his connections with the military, he finally got somebody in the military to back off and let him fly back to the United States. What was he going to do? take a car from Hawaii to California? No. Slow boat.
Starting point is 00:28:11 And July, he had attended his first school board meeting, and he said what happened is he went to the school board meeting. It was mainly a lot of mothers who were there, and he said they liked the fact that um you know he was uh an alpha male essentially taking on these people so he kind of became a leader of the group um he said um the school board and the superintendent are all controlled by radical radical leftists well guess what so is the fbi and the department of justice to make a point he said i've said it from the very beginning through now the other parents and i are not anti-gay or homophobic we're anti-porn is there a difference is there a
Starting point is 00:28:56 difference anymore why do we feel that it's necessary to try to appease these people. They must be opposed to their face. I'm not in the business of trying to convince people about morality. I'm in the business of declaring what morality is based on my Christian principles. We are called to declare it. God will determine whether or not what's in their heart, whether they're following it or not. They'll answer to God, not to me. I don't have to persuade them.
Starting point is 00:29:24 I am not a persuader. I am a declarer of what the truth is. And they can accept it or they can reject it. But they're not going to have anything to do with my kids. I hope you understand that and take that position as well. You draw the line. You don't turn your kids over to strangers, especially strangers who have been selected by the government to work with your kids.
Starting point is 00:29:48 So Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee were told November 2021, as a matter of fact, a month before this happened to him, that the FBI had created a threat tag for parents who voiced their concerns at school board meetings. So we know exactly what this was about. But still, the appropriate response is, get your kids out of the burning building, as Alex Newman of The New American points out. Get your kids out of the burning building, then try to put out the fire for the community.
Starting point is 00:30:18 And here's the fire. We got drag shows everywhere. Constant headlines about drag shows everywhere, even in a place like Tennessee. Drag show fundraisers for LGBT-affirming youth group and offers drag lessons for minors. Now, this particular one is in Chicago,
Starting point is 00:30:35 but you don't have to. This is for kids seventh grade and up. So DeSantis would be okay with this. He's only concerned when they're in third grade. Seventh grade, they're yours. You can do whatever you want to. You can take them to a strip club, whatever you want. DeSantis doesn't have a problem with it. Seventh grade, teaching minors how to perform in drag. And of course, you know, Trump's no different. Trump pulls political parties for LGBT people in his home, in his home.
Starting point is 00:31:05 Yeah. So does, uh, Carrie. Um, what's the one in Arizona? Carrie Lake. Yeah. Same thing. Phony, phony people. Uh, LA schools are going to affirm trans and non-binary youth from sixth graders on up.
Starting point is 00:31:24 During the event, students will listen to reading of a book called Red. It's about a blue crayon that is told by family and friends that he is actually a red crayon. When you're talking about crayons, you're talking about children who are very young, right? They're not even talking about pushing this to teens. You want to present this as crayons and as unicorns and as gingerbread man? You're coming after very, very, very young kids.
Starting point is 00:31:58 It is grooming. I remember the lyrics to Sir With Love. Remember that movie, Sidney Poitier? How do you say thanks to someone who took you from crayons to perfume? Like, whoa, what was actually going on in that classroom? But what she's talking about is that she grew up, right? She grew up in that classroom. She came in very young and naive, and she grew up.
Starting point is 00:32:24 She came to maturity. Crayons are for kids. You're grooming kids. And so the response of mainstream media, Bloomberg, Washington Post, CNN, Drudge, you'll see all of them talking about, look at this. The Republicans are going full transphobic, and they're attacking LGBT everywhere. Drag shows are the next target for Republican lawmakers. Oh my.
Starting point is 00:32:50 It's about time. How long are you going to let people do sexual dances with kids before you do anything about it? And so they talk about the different legislative, their latest anti-LGBT push targeting drag performances, especially those with kids in attendance. These people are admitting that they're pedophiles. They've always said, no, we don't want to come after kids.
Starting point is 00:33:16 This is about consenting adults. Oh, really? Crayons. Drag queen storytime hours. Yeah, consenting adults. Missouri, Tennessee, and Texas have proposed anti-drag laws in recent months. One bill proposed Friday in Arizona would make it a misdemeanor to put on a drag performance in public.
Starting point is 00:33:36 The change would classify drag as an adult cabaret performance similar to topless dancing or strippers, because it is similar to that. That's what it's grooming them for. Another bill introduced in the state last week would ban the use of state money for drag shows for anyone under 18. Can you imagine what a repressive country we are? How un-American this is. Essentially prohibiting appearances at schools and public libraries. What kind of a world would this be if we didn't have drag queens performing in schools and public libraries?
Starting point is 00:34:16 I can't even imagine America without that. Well, as a matter of fact, I can. I can't imagine America with it. Because this is not America. This is the Weimar Republic. Do you understand what God did to Germany after the Weimar Republic? He turned them over to the Nazis. The place was devastated, and rightfully so.
Starting point is 00:34:34 We're inviting God's judgment on us with this. That was a long history of Germany. Germany that created or kicked off the higher criticism. We don't believe in the Bible. We're these Hittites. We're trying to destroy the Bible based on archaeological evidence. Then when they showed archaeological evidence, then they went to evolution. Now we've seen intelligent design.
Starting point is 00:35:00 We've seen DNA. We've seen the machines within machines within machines within machines. We've seen the intelligence behind the design of all plants and animals. They're without excuse. Never has mankind been without excuse to a greater degree. The thumb, their nose at the Bible. And so what do we do? We just ignore it. We go to a post-modernism. We go to a point where we say, well, truth, there is no truth. I am my truth. Whatever I want to do is truth. I become a lover of self in the final days. That's what this is about. So don't get in the way of pervs who want you to surrender your kids, just like Sodom. Don't get in their way.
Starting point is 00:35:49 They get really angry when that happens. Well, it wasn't angels that struck them blind. God has struck them blind. And they don't see what's coming. And if you understand what's coming, you better take care of your kids and make sure your relationship with God is on the right terms. In November, a Texas lawmaker introduced a bill that would classify venues that host drag shows as sexually oriented businesses, making it a misdemeanor to admit anyone under 18 years old. Again, that's what this is about. And you notice how they portray this.
Starting point is 00:36:23 Because children are not allowed. This is an attack on my sexual preferences. Get out of the way. My sexual fantasies involve me engaging in these sexual fantasies in the presence of children. So how dare you tell me I can't do that with kids under 18? This is the position, not just of these pervs, but of Bloomberg, of CNN, of Drudge, and the rest of the mainstream media. How dare you rain on their parade? They have certain things that they want to do. So, again, Tennessee and other places are putting that in. When we look at the way this is portrayed,
Starting point is 00:37:14 over 100 anti-LGBTQ bills before state legislatures in 2023 limit gender-affirming health care for minors. What an oxymoron that is, gender-affirming health care. We're talking about castration, mutilation, sterilization. We're talking about destroying these people chemically, surgically, these kids. We demand that we can destroy their bodies. We demand we can destroy their spirits, their souls. We demand that we can sexualize them. Get out of our way.
Starting point is 00:37:42 Do they want to characterize this stuff as anti-LGBT, which says that LGBT is about coming after kids? How many ways do they have to say it? Texas has taken the lead. They have 36 bills like that. 26 in Missouri, so just the two of them are 62 bills. You only need one. You only need one in your state.
Starting point is 00:38:03 Four states have enacted restrictions on, this is the way NBC talks about it, gender-affirming medical care for minors. You're castrating children. You're mastectomies for young girls. Sterilizing them. Cutting out their ovaries. That's affirming health care? Since when? sterilizing them, cutting out their ovaries. That's affirming health care?
Starting point is 00:38:29 Since when? Well, since a couple of years ago. And of course, as I said, Trump has no problem with that. He honors these people. He wants their votes. And this is the way NBC portrays it. The rightward shift in state legislatures is really scary. We're seeing continued erosion and efforts to restrain and to constrict and to limit bodily autonomy across the board.
Starting point is 00:38:53 There's just a lot of that I think people are taking for granted. People in New York and California think everything's fine, but they don't understand what's going on in Texas and Tennessee. You see, the way NBC portrays this by the people that they quote is that those who support parents, those who support families, those who try to protect children from things that are irreversible and even life-threatening, we are somehow seen as a new radical threat to them. They are the radical threat. It is projection, of course.
Starting point is 00:39:35 One that they're particularly concerned about is an Oklahoma proposal that would bar transition-related care not only for minors but for anyone under the age of 26. And of course, it was about five years ago that you had a psychologist where this was his specialty, and he actually supported these trans operations and wanted, he was Canadian, he thought the government should pay for it. But he said not for anyone who is under the age of 21 in his particular case and not unless they have lived that way for three years well he was cancelled he was cancelled on social media he was cancelled professionally for saying that
Starting point is 00:40:19 that's just common sense state senator dave bull, the Republican sponsoring the bill said that gender affirming medical care is quote a permanent change in your body that cannot be reversed at the age of 21. You can drink, but at the end of the day, if you decide to put the alcohol down, you can put the alcohol down. But with this surgery, there is no going back. We just want to make sure that the brain is fully developed before we allow this kind of surgery, this permanent thing to happen.
Starting point is 00:40:47 And so NBC counters and says before puberty, trans young people might socially transition, meaning that they might change their name, pronouns, and clothing. Why would they do that? Before puberty, they're not thinking about sex unless you're talking to them about this, unless you are grooming them, unless this is being pushed on them. This is not coming from the kids. It's being put on the kids by our institutions. Why do we have these institutions?
Starting point is 00:41:13 Why do we continue to give any money to these schools? Do you realize that's one of the biggest expenses on your home? Your property taxes, wherever you live. You could have a bigger home if you didn't spend the money to sexualize kids in these perverse government institutions. One person said it's similar to laws that prohibit children from going to a strip club. Laws that prohibit public nudity. Well, I don't think we should have laws against that, they would reply, right?
Starting point is 00:41:45 This is a common sense measure. And so the person who's the press secretary for Tennessee state Senator Jack Johnson said, this is common sense. We're not anti-drag or anti-transgender. Stop calling evil good. Stop calling it neutral. I'm proud to say that I'm anti-drag and I'm anti-transgender. They're sinful, destructive behavior even for adults. And they should be prohibited categorically for children.
Starting point is 00:42:18 Florida Medical Board. This is Latipo. DeSantis is Latipo DeSantis is Latipo They have affirmed a ban On any genital And chemical mutilation of kids Maybe we should go back and look There's something I heard somewhere Didn't they say first do
Starting point is 00:42:37 No harm If you followed first Do no harm You wouldn't be doing this to minors So what they decided and this is kind of interesting and then and it goes back to the nuremberg code they decided in florida they've closed a loophole that would allow universities to continue to do this first they came up with some laws to prohibit for minors at certain ages. Not all minors is it prohibited in Florida.
Starting point is 00:43:07 But they said the loophole was that universities could still do this and say that it was part of a clinical trial, an experiment. Well, you know, the Nuremberg trials have something to say about that, don't they? Yeah, the Nuremberg Code after the trials. As a matter of fact, you know, you cannot do certain things to people even if you have their, quote, informed consent signature on there. And you can't do things to kids unless you've got their, to a minor, unless you've got their parents' signature. That's why they're attacking parental rights.
Starting point is 00:43:46 But beyond that, do you realize, and here's a key thing I want you to take away from this whole thing. Under the original Nuremberg Code, you couldn't do any of this stuff to kids, period. You're not going to have kids in a clinical test, period. That was the original Nuremberg Code. They've since watered that down to experiment on kids. So now that is why they have to have this additional stuff there, because you've got these perverse universities. Again, schools, education. This is where this is coming from. The seminaries of Satan, the government schools,
Starting point is 00:44:25 K through 12, and the government universities are even worse. And the government universities in Florida are the ones who wanted to do this to kids and call it a clinical study. Numerous gender confused individuals testified to the need to ensure that young kids can be injected with hormones or have reproductive organs chopped off or otherwise be permanently sterilized. Now, that's a characterization of LifeSite News. And I agree with that. So the Florida Department of Health said, based on this, this is what we are not going to allow to be done to minors, to children. You can't do this to children.
Starting point is 00:45:02 Mastectomies. Oviarectomy. Uerine extirpation, penile disablement, tracheal shave, prescription of hormones out of line with genetic makeup of the child, or puberty blockers. All these are clinical practices which run an unacceptably high risk of doing harm. That's pretty horrendous when you list what they're actually doing to kids, isn't it? We're going to take a break and we will be right back. Oh I'm David Knight. you're listening to the david knight show well one of the reasons they can get away with this stuff is because these people can commandeer the media with any kind of fantasy any kind of nonsense which they've been doing with the ufo balloon thing is it a balloon is it the chinese spying on us is it a u UFO going back and forth?
Starting point is 00:46:50 Shameful what they continue to do and how long they have done this as a matter of fact. So now you've got Mike McCall from Texas Republican says the Chinese high altitude balloon that passed over the United States at the start of February, quote, did a lot of damage. As a matter of fact, I don't know exactly how to put this, sir, but are you aware of what a serious breach of security that would be? I mean, you see everything. You see the big board. The Chinese, they've seen the big board. I mean, no, we're all the missiles are like, everybody knows where all the missiles are. And they've been talking about where all the missiles are for the last week. They, they named the bases you know they've got the names of the three bases that they went over so they know where the missiles are they've been telling everybody publicly where
Starting point is 00:47:36 the missiles are as we've said many times the uh the number and the location of nuclear weapons is not a secret the amount of gold and the location of the gold is not a secret. The amount of gold and the location of the gold, that is a secret if they've got any to back up their currencies at the central banks. But we know where the missiles are. If you know that it's at this particular Air Force base, does it really matter what the exact location is if you're going to shoot a nuclear weapon at it? It's like horsesho shoes and nuclear weapons. You just have to get close.
Starting point is 00:48:09 That's all that's necessary. So on Sunday, Face the Nation, McCall was still pushing this. Chinese balloon was a very sophisticated spy balloon that went across three nuclear sites. They've seen the big board. You know, Biden has shown them the big board by not shooting this thing down. The fact is whether it be the hypersonic weapon, they've made the circle of the world and landed with precision to the spy balloon, we have to stop them selling the very technology that they use.
Starting point is 00:48:39 We have to stop selling them the very technology that they use their most advanced weapons systems and so forth. We sold them the balloon. We sold them the very technology that they use their most advanced weapon systems and so forth we sold them the balloon we sold them the hypersonic missile i i don't know uh but uh maybe we sold them the big old helium tank that's right yeah i want to see uh i want to see president she take a big toke of helium and give a speech. That's what I want to see. Uh, air force spent millions of dollars to shoot down a failed us weather balloon. This is the take from moon over a moon of Alabama. And what he found were several people who are in the, let's just say the weather business, meteorologists or whatever, right?
Starting point is 00:49:27 And they know all about these weather balloons and how they operate. And they're talking about this and says, you know, this thing that was shot down over Alaska. If you look at the timing of when these balloons were released by weather stations, we've got a couple of weather stations that are constantly releasing balloons. In Alaska, our weather stations, the U.S. government weather stations, they release these things all the time. He says, there's a couple of these things that disappeared. Maybe we shot down our own balloons.
Starting point is 00:50:07 So, and we've had multiple jets in each one of these missions to go out and take down this UFO. They go up in pairs, you know, the most expensive airplane ever. And they shoot missiles. And as they admitted, they had to use more than one missile to take down one balloon. And, uh, these missiles are about a half a million dollars a piece. So how much money is being spent? Of course, you know, they're going to fly the planes anyway as part of training and that type of thing, but the missiles, no. So he says, yeah, they tell us that there were antennas
Starting point is 00:50:35 on this Chinese weather balloon, but all weather balloons have antennas on them. They don't go up and then land and, you know, you get the data from them. The way the things work is you, uh, they're measuring stuff. They're measuring, uh, wind and other parameters that are there. And then they're transmitting the information back via radio. And then what they do when they want to get rid of them is they make them go higher. And I guess they've maybe got some tanks or something under compressed helium, and maybe they release that.
Starting point is 00:51:15 Anyway, they make them go higher until the balloon bursts, and then the equipment comes down and is destroyed. But they've gotten their information telemetry, right? So he says after the measuring tests are done, they're supposed to fly higher until the pressure on the balloon is much higher than the air around it, and then it pops. So the balloon will rip open, and its radio transponder and debris will come down with a small parachute. There we go, small parachute. They don't always destroy it. There is usually an address on these and a request to send them back for reuse in case you find one.
Starting point is 00:51:48 Sometimes the mechanism sending the balloon higher, however, will fail. In that case, the balloon just follows the winds until something happens that brings it down, you know, like an F-35 firing missiles at it. So that may well have happened to the Chinese weather balloon, but especially to the national weather service balloons there in Alaska. They have a couple of, um,
Starting point is 00:52:14 weather stations there in Northwest Alaska. And so, uh, Ben Satterfield was writing on Twitter. His handle is at wild weather. Dan, he said, uh, he back forecasted the latest balloon shoot down, Field was writing on Twitter. His handle is at wildweatherdan. He said he back-forecasted the latest balloon shootdown in Alaska. Based on the location and time, it tracks back to the Kotzebue NWS site.
Starting point is 00:52:40 And it's a raw wind zone is what they call these things. It's, um, uh, measurement of the wind and, um, uh, rain and things like that. And transponder, they've got a particular word. I have no idea how to pronounce that. Uh, did we shoot down an NWS weather balloon, national weather system, weather balloon? There is no data for the launch around that time from that site. It just disappeared. Oh, isn't that interesting? The National Weather Service sends up these balloons,
Starting point is 00:53:10 and they log the information on the internet. And so this guy who works as a meteorologist or something is looking at it and says, hmm, there's no information from that balloon. It just disappeared. Was that the one they shot down right around that area, right around that time? So it is, he says, another weather station is in Nome, Alaska. Same general area.
Starting point is 00:53:35 Said Nome sounding stopped at 100 megabytes today. It could be that one that had issues. So if the measuring stopped at, I'm sorry, it wasn't megabytes, it was millibar air pressure, at 100 millibar air pressure, that means that the bloom failed to move further up into thinner air. So he says if it failed and the data stopped at 100 millibars, it would have not gone up and burst as it should have. And so that isn't the only account, says Moon of Alabama, that had those types of findings.
Starting point is 00:54:12 Other people he has in his article here. Talk about how it looks like the balloon was launched at approximately 2 a.m. Alaska Standard Time. And he says, whoever flew this one, I hope your buddies are not too hard on you. Thanks for your service. The page should be populated with a diagram showing the data, but the sounding diagram doesn't exist because the data doesn't exist because the balloon that was to send that data no longer exists.
Starting point is 00:54:40 So he says, I'm seriously leaning towards a weather balloon idea. Pretty well supported by the balloon optimization data from High Split. This is also, you can find this in his article. He said, I'll admit I'm not 100% on either possibility, yet 99.998% positive. It wasn't a little tiny spaceship. I'm not even 100% sure if a 12Z balloon was released there, but I'm going to find out. So, bottom line, moon of Alabama, 12Z is a time zone, by the way. It looks like the Air Force set up an AWACS surveillance plane, a tanker, and an F-22,
Starting point is 00:55:22 not an F-35 as I said before, the most expensive fighter plane ever, to fire a $400,000 Sidewinder missile to take down a failed American weather balloon. Had the balloon continued to fly, it would have turned north towards the pole. So a few million dollars were spent to shot down a U.S.-launched failed weather balloon on the tiny, tiny chance that some passenger plane would have crossed its path at its unusual 40,000-feet flight level. I think it was a waste of money, he says. But it brought Biden some better press than the Chinese weather balloon disaster did.
Starting point is 00:56:02 So there's a reason for doing it and then we have senator Kennedy from Louisiana and he keeps throwing out these hints that it's a UFO it's kind of passive-aggressive propaganda well could be I don't know a lot of suspicious stuff out there this has been going on for a long, long, long time. At least 2017. And last week we were told 2019. That's what I took away from it today. Thanks, guys.
Starting point is 00:56:42 I appreciate it. Lock your doors tonight. Lock your doors tonight. Give me appreciate it. Lock your doors tonight. Lock your doors tonight. Give me a break. Lock your doors tonight. Oh yeah. Just one final thing. Be afraid.
Starting point is 00:56:51 Be very afraid. Well, Senator Kennedy got his 15 minutes of attention this week by doing that. That's why Biden is sending out the air force to shoot down American weather balloons. And it's why Kennedy holds a little press scrum there and tells people better lock your doors tonight. You know, we got these aliens who've flown from another galaxy and you better make sure
Starting point is 00:57:20 you got that deadbolt on. That'll stop them for sure. It's clear to me. This is not a recent phenomenon. This has been going on since at least 2017. If you're confused, you understand the situation perfectly. Oh, and by the way, lock your doors tonight. Are you sick and tired of these people?
Starting point is 00:57:37 I wish they'd just shut up. You know, they're all doing this. They're all using this to grandstand. They're all using it to push fear. They're all using it to keep us from looking at what the real problems are in our life because they are the real problems. They are the ones who are running the schools. They are the ones who have the medical dictatorship in.
Starting point is 00:58:00 They're the ones who are drawing up plans to surveil us and to create a biometric identification system for everything that we do everywhere. They're the ones pushing CBDC. So let's talk about weather balloons and tell people, because we've got weather balloons that didn't function properly in Alaska, you better lock your doors tonight. Senator Tom Cotton said it was another classified briefing in which we learned nothing that one couldn't learn from reading your newspapers or watching your news channel. Or just look at some weather people who work in the meteorological field and see what they say about the weather balloons up in Alaska. He was skeptical, saying the White House's statements were contradictory, indicating that the objects aren't a threat, but at the same time saying we don't know what they are. He said both of those things can't be true. If you don't know what it is, how could you say it's not a threat?
Starting point is 00:58:55 Oh, be afraid. Be very afraid. Senator Lee says he left with more questions than he had answers. Senator Rubio says we got to get the scientist on this. You know, we got to figure out what these UFOs are. That's just ridiculous. All of this is ridiculous from the security issues. Oh, they saw where our bases are.
Starting point is 00:59:16 You can pull it up on Google if you want to know where the bases are. And again, you know, how, how accurate do you have to be with a nuclear weapon? In order to take out, uh, you know, these bases, um, and a sudden narrative shift. The Pentagon admits that the mystery objects are probably a private craft, not tied to spine. It's not a private craft. Probably it's a national weather system. They don't want to go that far. They want, don't want to go that far. They don't want to go that far.
Starting point is 00:59:48 Well, we'll take a quick break and we'll be right back. Unlike most revolutions where the people rise against a real economic oppression. In our case here in Boston, we are fighting for purely an abstract principle. It is, however, not nearly so abstract as the young gentleman supposes. The issue involved here is one of monopoly. Today, the British government will monopolize the sale of tea in our country. Tomorrow, it will be something else. ¶¶ ¶¶ Liberty. It's your move.
Starting point is 01:01:12 You're listening to The David Knight Show. Show, we've got a problem. What? Who are you? It's the new mug they're selling at thedavidknightshow.com, right? So, basically, a mug is something that holds liquid, right? Because basically you can't hold coffee with your hands, right? Right? I'm with you scantily, but anyone tries to mug me, I'm be ready for it.
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Starting point is 01:03:02 These people want to take everything from us. And By the way, Klaus Schwab thinks that you are microwavable in many different ways. We're talking about a brain-computer interface or whether you're talking about 5G or anything. You are microwavable, according to them. Of course, they do not think that your dishwasher is safe. They are concerned that the dishwashers are going to the people actually do the work in this world are going to rise up against them.
Starting point is 01:03:29 And that's what this whole thing was about yesterday. Yeah. He is holding court at another world government summit in Dubai. I thought the world government idea was just a conspiracy theory, right? There is no world government. They're not trying to create a world. Well, yeah, they've got summits for them and they put this stuff out. a conspiracy theory, right? There is no world government. They're not trying to create a world government. Well, yeah, they've got summits for them.
Starting point is 01:03:50 And they put this stuff out, and if you complain about it, they say it's just a bunch of crazy, paranoid conspiracy theorists. When you talk about his fourth industrial revolution, as he does, he makes it very clear. He says the fourth industrial revolution is a fusion of the physical, the digital, and the biological world he's a transhumanist he's a technocrat he is uh pure evil by the way let me before i get into this though let me uh respond to some people who've left comments and tips on rumble uh rumble uh conservative thank you thank you for the tip there he said there's no tsa on
Starting point is 01:04:26 private flights well that's good to know i guess um i don't know that i've got the money to fly privately i knew somebody who would fly privately with a large entourage even when he was after he declared bankruptcy but that's not me that That's the other guy. Rockfin. Thank you, Brian Kenny. Thank you very much. He says there's a video making its rounds on Rumble by someone named Catherine Watt. It's Bailiwick News, a sub stack. Would be a phenomenal interview.
Starting point is 01:04:58 It gets deep into legislation similar to how you cover the Model State Health Emergency Powers Act, but even deeper. Well, I'll have to look into it and see. And we've got a tip and a comment on Rumble from Christoa. Have a great weekend, Knight family. Well, thank you. I'm looking forward to it. We've got one more day, though. And we do have Tony coming up, Tony Arderman, with Wise Wolf Gold.
Starting point is 01:05:23 And he set up David Knight Gold for people who want to use his services. And if you go through that, he knows that I recommended you. So I appreciate Tony doing that for us. But he's going to be coming on talking about economics as well. And in the next hour, we're also going to have someone joining us with a local organization here in Tennessee. You know, this last week I talked to Senator Frank Nicely, who was hoping to push back against these toll roads. Tennessee is one of only 14 states that does not have a toll road.
Starting point is 01:05:56 But that's about a quarter of the states. That's 28%, right? A little bit more than a quarter do not have toll roads. We need to stop this, and we need to understand what this is about and i said at the time to uh senator nicely i said you know is it there any organizations that are pushing back against this kind of stuff we're going to talk to one that is and that is in general about you know keeping um keeping tennessee freer as it is and not allowing these things to come in. So he's not only about toll roads, but he's about a lot of other issues. So we're going to be talking to TennesseeStands.org in the final hour.
Starting point is 01:06:35 Let's talk about what's going on with the masters of the world. The masters of the world, right? How many different ways do these people have to be cartoon villains? And when we point it out and say, look at what he just said, look at what he wants to do. And they say, you crazy conspiracy theorist. There's a new boss coming. A new master of the world, writes WND. The World Government Summit in Dubai.
Starting point is 01:07:01 He said, our life in 10 years from now will be completely different and who masters these technologies will be master as a world and we are just now where we move into the exponential phase and i agree exponential that's right artificial intelligence, but not only artificial intelligence, but also the metaverse, new space technologies, and I could go on and on, synthetic biology. Our life in 10 years from now will be completely different, very much affected. He's probably going to be dead in 10 years. Who masters those technologies in some way
Starting point is 01:07:48 will be the master of the world. Okay. With the hashtag 4IR, that's the fourth industrial revolution. That's his term. They're trying to pull this thing in, aligning it with the fourth turning. They all know that.
Starting point is 01:08:03 Everybody uses the terms, the millennial terms, you know, Generation X, Y, Z, millennials, all those things that were coined by Strauss and Howe. Their understanding of history as they went back 500 years to American and British
Starting point is 01:08:19 history showing a pattern that about every 80 years, every four generations, all the institutions are refined. Well, everybody uses all these terms that they use, but nobody wants to talk about what they were saying. So they do know. They don't just use these terms.
Starting point is 01:08:35 They do know what they're talking about. But he says, my deep concern is that with the four IR technologies. If we don't work together on a global scale, if we do not formulate, shape together the necessary policies, they will escape our power to master those. Here he is. I think the fourth revolution, industrial revolution, will be in our mind for quite some years to come. But what is very essential, my concern, my deep concern is that those technologies,
Starting point is 01:09:19 if we do not work together on a global scale, if we do not formulate, shape together the necessary policies, they will escape our power to master those technologies. Because artificial intelligence, you can, it's relatively easy, let's say, to understand how a computer functions. Of course, if I go back to the first industrial revolution, how a steam engine functions. But how does really quantum computing function? How does artificial intelligence, particularly if it's self-replicating, functions?
Starting point is 01:10:07 So one of my concerns is how to shape the necessary policies to make sure that those technologies serve humankind. But the second concern which I have, and where governments have an important role, the change goes so fast in our world, and will go even faster. How can we make sure that the individual, each citizen, doesn't feel overwhelmed by change?
Starting point is 01:10:42 Because he cannot understand really what's going on. And if we do not understand, we become fearful and we react negatively. And we see the first consequences already in many countries with polarization of the public opinion. It has to do with some feeling that we lose control over our own fate. Twilight Zone episode where they get on the alien's land and it's like, we're here to serve man. They get on the spaceship and they find out that that's the name of a cookbook about how to cook people, right? How to serve man, how to serve fish, how to serve beef, how to serve man. But he doesn't like to use the term to serve man, right? Doesn't even want to say to serve mankind.
Starting point is 01:11:47 He says to serve humankind, right right we got to be politically correct you can't make this too patriarchal there problem is man is still there inside human right but it doesn't really change any of that the apocalypse will be gender neutral don't worry no no women and minorities will be hurt hardest when the end of the world comes you know that uh the uh but what let's talk about what he said at the very end there he said nobody understands these technologies you know that includes the people that are making them the scientists who work in quantum mechanics and quantum physics don't understand it. They've said, if you think that you understand this, then you don't understand it. So, yeah, they don't really understand what they're doing with quantum and they don't really understand what they're doing with AI. But they can make stuff that they don't understand and hope that it all works out.
Starting point is 01:12:39 Okay, that's where we are right now. And he said, if the general public gets this feeling that they have no control over what is about, let's see, nine years ago now, and went to asymmetric warfare training place in AP Hill, Virginia, Fort AP Hill, and other things like that. I spent a lot of time looking and investigating and researching what these people who were involved in asymmetric warfare were really about. And of course, asymmetric warfare, you got to put boots on the ground in order to control the country. If you go in based on lines of weapons of mass destruction into Iraq, you can very quickly destroy all their military, their antiquated Soviet hardware. But in order to control the country, you got to put boots on the ground. And then you get involved in what we saw in the Iraq
Starting point is 01:13:44 War, an asymmetric war, where you have very sophisticated equipment, but people put up improvised roadside bombs, and it's kind of a stalemate there. And so they were saying, how do we fight this? And one of the ways that they were focusing on it, they said, not so much in how do we shield our equipment and the kinetics of it but but the psychology of it they said what motivates people to do this and they were saying in the islamic countries they were saying it's not the religion that motivates them uh because typically you see these guys who are leading the insurgency against american forces or the people who are leading these islamic terrorist groups so they weren't religious people to start with. They were typically highly educated, well-to-do in their late 30s.
Starting point is 01:14:33 And the reason they got involved, he said they did turn to religion, but that was not what got them started. What got them started was the fact that they knew that they had no control over their future. We were there. We had taken over their country. We destroyed their country. They had no control over their future. This is what Klaus Schwab is talking about.
Starting point is 01:14:54 They're concerned that people are going to wake up and understand what they're doing. So let's unpack this. Let's do some, let's exegete what he had to say here. My deep concern is that with the fourth industrial revolution technologies, if we don't work together, who's the, we, who's he talking to? And, well, he's talking to the global elite that are there for the world government summit. So he's talking to the global elite. That's his audience. These are the people who are the global elite of politics and the multinational corporations. So if we don't work together on a global scale, if you work together, what is that?
Starting point is 01:15:40 It's a conspiracy. It doesn't have to be criminal. It can be. It doesn't have to be criminal. It can be. It doesn't have to be secret. If you're working together, you're collaborating. Conspiring, conspiracy really means that you are breathing together, right? We've got a common plan. We're going to work on this common plan.
Starting point is 01:16:00 We, the elites, the political and economic elites, are going to work together on a plan and do it on a global scale because if we, the elites, do not formulate, shape together the necessary policies, they will escape. Who are the they? You and I. We the people. So if they don't work together on a global conspiracy to use these technologies,
Starting point is 01:16:26 we will escape from them. They will escape our power to master those technologies. So if we do not conspire and work together globally, the people will escape our power to master technology and to master them so that we can rule the world, right? That's really what this guy is talking about. In an article published today from Business Insider,
Starting point is 01:16:58 which I call CIA Insider, they claimed that chat LGBT must be woke if OpenAI wants to attract large investors, because that's their agenda. So he's talking openly about a world conspiracy, telling them we've really got to work together on these technologies to control people in the physical space, in the digital space, in the biological spaces. We must work together, we global elites, to control them or they will escape these technologies that give us the power to master the world. And so then you have AFP, the French news agency,
Starting point is 01:17:46 puts out a story that's picked up by the mainstream media, by Drudge and many others. Conspiracy theories on 15-minute cities are flourishing. There's nothing you have to be concerned about with their 15-minute cities. Were they going to lock you into different sectors? They've already done it. They've done it in Belgium.
Starting point is 01:18:04 They've done it in Oxford. They've done it in Oxford. They've done it in Canterbury. This is not a theory. They've done it and really started in France. They've done it and they're locking people in with the threat right now of force and fines. They're limiting your travel even within a city into different zones. And each of those zones, you'll have a grocery store, a pharmacy. Pharmacy is always number one or two because you've got to have those drugs.
Starting point is 01:18:30 It's always number one or two. You'll be able to walk to everything. Sidewalk labs is what Google called their smart city because you're going to be walking everywhere. You may be living on the sidewalk if they don't like you and your politics or your religion. So a 15-minute city premise is very simple, they said. This is AFP. Nothing to be concerned about.
Starting point is 01:18:50 All amenities such as parks and grocery stores and pharmacies must be accessible within a quarter of an hour walk or bike ride from a person's home. No cars. Top results in a search for 15-minute cities on TikTok contain mostly scornful videos. Isn't that a shame? You know, it's a social media out of control, and these people talking to themselves in an echo chamber and making something out of it. It's not a threat.
Starting point is 01:19:13 We're just here to help you. We are here to serve mankind. Yeah. Including claims that the schemes will restrict residents' movement and fine them for leaving their home districts because that's already happening it's not a conspiracy it's already been implemented uh so i said a search on twitter brings up the hashtag hashtag 15 minute prisons that's in third place behind 15 minute citiesute Cities and 15-Minute City. They said the 15-Minute City concept is credited to Carlos Marino,
Starting point is 01:19:53 a professor at Paris' Sorbonne University. He told AFP that he'd received numerous personal insults over the idea. Never have there been proposals for restrictions. On the contrary, this is a new opportunity. More choices, more services, more desire to thrive in one's neighborhoods. As a matter of fact, our Republican Tennessee governor is calling these new toll roads that he's proposing choice lanes. It's all about your choice. Now, this is what's really going on in Oxford right now. In the dead of night, a hooded figure removes a base plate for a bonnard, then pours cement into the hole.
Starting point is 01:20:35 The aim, to make it hard to install a new one. This footage, obtained exclusively by ITV Meridian, is one of hundreds of incidents of vandalism in Oxford's local traffic neighbourhoods. Those removing the barriers often don't even wait for the cover of night. Now, new figures show just how much this kind of activity is costing. Delivery drivers, some filmed flouting the rules. I condone it, but I can understand it because they're not listening to us and that's where the anger's coming in. You know, that and people being stuck in traffic.
Starting point is 01:21:11 There was no democracy in Oxford. Wounds on vandalism were a form of civil disobedience. Yeah, you heard the lady there. She says, well, I don't condone it, but you know, this is, there's no democracy. They're not asking us about this. And she said there's been hundreds of incidents of vandalism already. Why are the people so angry? Well, because there are forces. You are forced to stay in areas. There are fines if you violate those rules.
Starting point is 01:21:39 And those rules were imposed by people without having a say in any of this imposed by their council who are running through the rules coming out of the world economic forum and the un and the rest of these and so as this is progressing you understand that the big part of this big motivation of this is to get rid of all cars all private cars especially but all cars in general and they want to limit your travel they are prisons they are 15-minute prisons but you know some of them uh they have five-minute cities proposed 10-minute cities proposed in australia where they're a little bit more spread out they have have 20-minute cities. But so they vary from, you know, 5, 10, 15, 20 minutes. But 15 was a proposal coming out of this guy in France.
Starting point is 01:22:30 And it was seized upon by their Marxist mayor in Paris. And this type of, they were one of the early implementers of this. And this had a lot to do with why you had the yellow vest revolution there. The people who were required to have a yellow vest in their vehicle in case they break down, well, they're motorists, and they were pushing back against this. And as this is all happening, the European Union just voted to ban all gasoline cars by 2035. Here they are.
Starting point is 01:23:04 Look at how, this is the vote. And watch how happy they are. And get ready, Travis, to freeze it when we look at the, there, freeze that right there. They would have passed by an overwhelming majority there. 344 banning cars. 279 against. With 21 abstaining. But not even close.
Starting point is 01:23:26 Go ahead and play the rest of this. That's the European Union. Parliament is closed. Hey, last thing they did, they banned cars. And look at how happy they are. Clapping and cheering. We just took all automobiles away from people in about 12 years. Isn't that great?
Starting point is 01:23:43 Yeah. Let's all celebrate. We just got rid of cars, which has been the lifelong dream of these radical Marxists and leftists and environmentalists since before the first Earth Day, but especially the first Earth Day.
Starting point is 01:23:56 And Oxford, and this is going back now, this is AFP, talking about how this is just a conspiracy theory. And Oxford, that you saw the video there, the people sabotaging these, you know, destroying these, or they put a roadblock and say, you can't use this. Well, they, they pull that out, destroy it and then pour concrete down it.
Starting point is 01:24:16 Some of them doing it in broad daylight and Oxford counselors reported receiving abuse over plans to limit private vehicles on bus routes at peak hours. Wait a minute. I thought there was no prohibitions or fines or any of this other stuff, right? That's what they said at the beginning of their article. Social media users shared an article that falsely claimed residents would be, quote, confined to their local neighborhood and have to ask permission to leave it, all to save the planet. Well, that is what it is. You can't get out of your zone. Supporters of the 15
Starting point is 01:24:45 minute cities include the worldwide c40s cities alliance plus the un plus the world economic forum also targets of numerous false claims that are subject to frequent fact checks well the first one they mentioned there the c40 cities alliance they have two they have a preferred, and then they have the fallback position on different things, right? So they prefer that you have absolutely no meat or dairy, but you know, they will allow you to have a minuscule amount of it as a compromise interim position. They prefer that there is absolutely no travel on airplanes at all, but their fallback position would be that you can take one airplane trip once every three years.
Starting point is 01:25:28 If you go less than a thousand miles, their fallback position is banned cars, period. They don't have any other position about cars. That's what the C40 cities alliances. It isn't got about a hundred of the largest cities. Now, maybe it started out with 40 cities, C40, but, um It's got about 100 of the largest cities now. Maybe it started out with 40
Starting point is 01:25:46 cities, C40, but it is very large now. The work from home trend has cost Manhattan businesses $12 billion per year in lost revenue. Working at home, and this is something Gerald Salenti talks about all the time, you know, being in New York, he's focused on New York City, and it's like, I can't believe what is happening to the businesses down there. Going bankrupt? Well, that's the plan. He knows that. Working at home means that office workers who would normally be out and about
Starting point is 01:26:19 are spending $12 billion less than what they spent before the pandemic and uh this was something that here's a clip this is a guy who at the very beginning of all this talk about lockdown said this on the bbc three years ago uh he's now been declared persona non grata not on the bbc anymore how many people who have no other morbidities under the age of 60 have died from this illness? Who have no other morbidities? Yeah. Because I can tell you how many people under 65 have died. Under 60, no other morbidities.
Starting point is 01:26:53 May well have survived. Morbidity doesn't mean you're... 350. You're more likely to drown. There's 400 people a year that drown. So, I think we have to get things a bit in context. What comfort would that offer to the families of those who've lost loved ones? Every death is tragic.
Starting point is 01:27:11 But believe me, we are entering, we're already in, the largest recession for 300 years. In fact, it's not just one recession. The Bank of England have said the economy will shrink by 14%. That's the equivalent of two recessions. It's a depression. And I wouldn't be surprised if we have 2 million more unemployed people within a year. Imagine the agony of 2 million more unemployed people. How many deaths might flow from that?
Starting point is 01:27:38 How many deaths are flowing from the fact that we've got half as many A&E appointments at the moment? Cancer patients not being seen, people with heart disease not being seen. And the collateral damage of this campaign of fear and lockdown has to be taken into account. Very soon, I believe, lockdown will be causing more deaths than the virus. And no one here today is going to lose their job because of COVID. But believe me, there's a real risk that millions of people in the private sector are going to see their careers demolished. And I think that really matters. And people say, oh, economics over lives.
Starting point is 01:28:19 Unemployment can kill people. And I think it needs to be taken into account. And also, how are we going to pay the £170 billion a that the nhs costs us if the economy's in the toilet well now we got an accounting of that in new york city alone 12 billion dollars and where's that money coming from it's coming from the people who had restaurants and other businesses they're going to be going out of business uh you know you know, people commit suicide to get in great depression. Um, you know, mental depression as we go into a great depression, one more article before we break for Tony here, uh, the UK could pilot DNA smart cards. Uh, the UK unfortunately has been at the forefront of much of this stuff.
Starting point is 01:29:05 And, uh, what is this about? Well, they want to put elements of your DNA to store as an electronic record on a card that you can carry around with you. They call these medical smart cards. Again, whenever you see the term smart, just replace that with prisoner. Prisoner. smart just replace that with prisoner prisoner smart anything smart cities smart guns smart medical cards smart IDs those are for dumb people who don't realize are being turned into prisoners so a medical smart card the study is going to have what they're gonna have a pilot in Liverpool and Manchester
Starting point is 01:29:45 The idea behind this It takes, you know It combines two different things that they really want And that is a digital ID With a move towards genetic modification as medical treatment Right? It could be used They could use the DNA profiling to tailor 39 common prescriptions towards genetic modification as medical treatment, right? It could be used, they could use the DNA profiling to tailor 39 common prescriptions for a wide variety of medical problems, including heart disease, cancer, mental illness.
Starting point is 01:30:14 And so if you put your DNA on there, they can custom tailor this exactly for you. And if with this precision custom tailoring, they said, well, you know, reduce adverse effects by maybe 30%. We don't know. We haven't done the pilot program. That's it. That's it. You're going to modify my DNA
Starting point is 01:30:33 and you claim the benefit is going to be 30% less adverse effects. There's glowing in the dark. Is that an adverse effect? No, that's a feature, not a bug, I guess. Anyway, the future of precision medicine using more targeted therapies. So as a drugs and genetics expert. So it combines the best of everything. You've got a digital ID and you've got DNA there, so they can now give you medical treatment that is going to modify your DNA. We're going to take
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Starting point is 01:32:56 So I appreciate the support, Tony. Thank you for supporting the program. How are you doing? What's on your radar here? I was laughing this morning you're talking about that congressman who said the chinese balloon did so much damage that was they reminded me of something that lindsey graham said years ago about if we didn't put 200 000 troops in syria i think i think the direct quote was they're gonna get us all killed
Starting point is 01:33:18 something like that it reminded me of lindsey graham it's amazing to me that they did that they've occupied some oil fields there and they've've been pumping out oil out of Syria for years. I mean, it's just open piracy that's going on, and they're talking about, yeah, we're shooting down Iranian drones or whatever. Can you imagine? These people have the audacity to attack us when we have occupied Syria, and they're stealing their oil. Can you imagine somebody actually fighting back against that? Who knew? Cause and effect.
Starting point is 01:33:45 Yeah. And the thing about the damage done by the balloon, I mean, think about the damage done by the free trade policies by our elites that we gave everything to China over the last 50 years. And you can look at the most favored nation trade status we gave to them on December 11th, 2001, and lost 55,000 factories after that. One in three manufacturing jobs were gone. So there's real damage done, but it's mainly from our elites giving things to China, not the balloon.
Starting point is 01:34:10 Oh, yeah, absolutely. It's just, and the thing that makes me so angry is all those UFO hints and everything that they're putting out there. You know, oh, it's a UFO. No, it's not a UFO. Oh, it's a UFO. You know, and all this type of stuff. It's like, well, I don't know what it is, but it's pretty weird and scary, you know. I'm going to lock up my safe here at the shop extra tight for senator kennedy i'm gonna make sure those doors are locked i don't want i don't want at stealing all my american
Starting point is 01:34:33 eagles yeah that's what they're they're here for the gold that's right yeah no it's it's going to be the governments that are after everything they're uh they're the ones we have to be concerned about and i i don't know i mean they, they're not concerned about the aliens. They, uh, they don't care about illegal aliens, right? If the aliens were here, they would be ill. Like I saw the cartoon. I think it was, uh, Babylon B that an alien, uh, setting in a suit, uh, next to, to Biden and it says, uh, can you take us to another leader?
Starting point is 01:35:05 This one doesn't seem to be understanding what we're saying here. Smock, smock, smock. Anyway, uh, let's, let's talk about what's happening with CBDCs. You know, I've mentioned before, you and I have talked about before what's going on in Nigeria. Uh, Nigeria is a pretty large company, a country. It's going to be a company as everything's becoming corporate fascism. Anyway, yeah, it's a big operation.
Starting point is 01:35:27 And so, you know, as the Bank of England is saying, oh, well, we know that this is absolutely going to be necessary. We're going to have to have a central bank digital currency. Stay tuned. We'll tell you exactly when it's going to happen. But they said it is going to happen.
Starting point is 01:35:43 And, you know, about 2030. It'll be sooner, though. But you look at it is going to happen. And, um, you know, about 2030, it'll be sooner though. Uh, but you look at what is going on in Nigeria and it has just been a total clown show and catastrophe for them because they thought that they could push people into it. They thought they would adopt it, uh, because they had already started using a Bitcoin. It was still a small percentage of the population that used it, but it was a bigger percentage than in other countries. And once they put the CBDC in there and started pushing that, everybody said, oh, okay, well, let's use Bitcoin instead. And so that wasn't working.
Starting point is 01:36:11 So they decided they'd confiscate all the money. And then they limited how much money people could get out of something like $40 a day or a week or something. It was really small. and then it gets even more hilarious because these people don't they print a new currency and tell everybody to turn in your paper currency and we'll issue you a different paper currency and yet they couldn't get it together to print sufficient amount of the of the replacement currency so the whole thing is turned into a fiasco. The problem is, is that when the UK does it, when the US does it, it's not going to be such a clown show, is it? No, no. And again, this is one of my favorite stories of the last year, just this complete rejection of the central bank digital currency.
Starting point is 01:36:57 Because for some reason, the elites think, well, if you like this, you're going to love this next thing. And it's kind of like, if you like meat or eggs, we'll give you artificial ones. Won't you like those better? People don't like that. They know naturally, you look at something like Bitcoin, which they adopted, and the Nigerians also use gold, but Bitcoin is finite. Everybody knows it. And you can't make more of it. And then of course, you look at central bank digital currencies or fiat currency in general, it's unlimited. And people know that just instinctually. You talk about a gold standard. People all around the world know what spot price for gold is. And you can go into remote areas of the world where they're mining and they know to the minute what the spot price is. I don't know
Starting point is 01:37:35 how they get it, maybe radioed in or something, but people know, so generally accepted a store of value across the world, what gold is. People in Nigeria know that if you introduce a fiat currency, especially a central bank digital currency, that's going to change and you won't value across the world what gold is people in nigeria know that if you introduce a fiat currency especially a central bank digital currency that's going to change and you won't be able to keep up with it and it's going to devalue yeah that's right yeah you know when we talk about all this and i talk about it constantly but there was one quote that i came across a couple weeks ago and it was john maynard canes is the father of all this stuff and and he was talking about gold and how the financial system had changed and he said you
Starting point is 01:38:06 know just a few years ago if you're a british citizen you could take gold and you could you know get uh buy your clothes and your food and all this kind of stuff here in the uk and you could uh go to europe and you would never have to even change your money into the local currency you could still just pay for everything everywhere you wanted to go with gold. And that really kind of struck home with me, you know, because my first experience, uh, with, um, Europe, when I went there as a teenager, oh, with a musical group, uh, was, um, uh, the fact that the States were really pretty small. The European nations are really geographically very small compared to the U.S.
Starting point is 01:38:46 And I don't know how many of them you could fit inside of Texas, but a large number there. And so you go just a little ways, and all of a sudden it's a different currency, it's a different language, it's a different culture, and the architecture is different. Everything was different. And I thought it was kind of interesting, but we were constantly changing money, and that was my first experience with it.
Starting point is 01:39:04 That was all before the Euro destroyed all those currencies. And I thought, wow, you'd be able to do all that with gold. And it was honest money, and it was universal. And just think about how things have changed in the last century. It's just amazing. Yes. And of course, John Maynard Keynes, that famous quote that gold is a barbarous relic. That's what he said towards the end of his. I think he I think that comes from the Bretton Woods conference in 44. They actually said, you know, gold is a barbarous. That's what I think.
Starting point is 01:39:33 Yeah. But you go back to the 30s, you know, the British Empire tried to get back on the gold standard while Winston Churchill was chancellor of the Exchequer. It was a total failure because they had inflated their money supply and gone off that to fund World War I. And of course, again, they just languished. They had economic downturn. They couldn't get it back on the gold standard. So then comes the United States. Then you have the supremacy of the dollar, which has lasted pretty much up until now. And I think this is where we're going to see the next shift, which again, I don't want because it's going to hurt a lot of people. But the Chinese, look at what they're doing with the BRICS nations and then the Yuan and trying to get, I think Saudi Arabia wants to go to sort of a petro Yuan situation, but the Chinese are buying gold at a record pace.
Starting point is 01:40:14 I mean, breaking all these records, central banks, they broke the record for the last 55 years, but I think that's just the tip of the iceberg of what's about to happen. There's going to be a revaluation of currencies and the people are sleepwalking into this. I mean, the market's, it's funny watching. I like to see the red on the gold price because that means I'm going to buy in for my customers and Wolfpack members and get a better deal. But the markets, I think, are responding in error because they're saying, well, the employment numbers are good and inflation's under control because you get these figures like, well, it's not as it's 6% over last year is down. And I'm thinking, well, that's kind of crazy.
Starting point is 01:40:52 And Mises Institute put out an article a few weeks ago about how the money supply for the first time in 33 years is actually contracting. Well, that's easy to do if you printed 80% of all the dollars ever made in 36 months. I mean, it's pretty easy to get some contraction in that if you just halted all the dollars ever made in 36 months i mean it's pretty easy to get some contraction in that if you just halted a little bit or raise interest rates a little bit so i think it's a these are false numbers you look at the price of gold and silver david and and uh they're there are they are cheap relative to the damage that's actually been done oh yeah yeah when you look at the other aspect of this they they keep talking about their
Starting point is 01:41:24 pilot projects and what they're going to do. And even when people push back against it, they just continue down that same path. But they'll tell us that it's going to be, you know, in 10 years or it's going to be in seven years or whatever. And yet the same time they're telling us, yeah, we're not going to do this until 2030, 2032 or something like that. That day they put out on LinkedIn, LinkedIn, they put out a job description for somebody to run the program. I mean, you know, this is the way they're sneaking up on us. There's an organization in the UK, the Digital Pound Foundation describes itself on its website as an independent organization whose mission is to work
Starting point is 01:42:00 on a variety of stakeholders and participants through the implementation of a well-designed digital pound and so forth. They were just incorporated two years ago. This stuff, while they're telling us, yeah, this is something we're thinking about, I don't really know when it's going to happen, but it's going to happen down the road, quite a bit down the road. They would tell us that kind of stuff with the banning of automobiles. I remember going to the, I think it was, was it the Lone Star car show? Yeah, that was it.
Starting point is 01:42:21 Travis is not. I said, yes. Big car show. It was American cars pre-1965, and they were open up to any kind of car that was modified. You could have rat rods or anything. That didn't have to be mint condition. And so it was a big car show. And I went there and took pictures of all the unusual cars. But I talked to the people who were very interested in cars
Starting point is 01:42:45 and the car culture, and I kept asking all of them, all different ages, from teenagers up to people in their 80s that were there. I asked them, I said, so are they going to ban cars? And everybody said, yeah,
Starting point is 01:42:58 they're going to ban cars. But they all said, even the youngest of them said, but it's not going to happen in my lifetime. See, that's the big thing. And that's what they're doing right now with the CBDC. Everybody, oh yeah, they're going to go to CBDC, but not in my lifetime. Or it's going to be another decade from now or something.
Starting point is 01:43:15 They're going to spring this on us pretty quickly, I think. Very quickly. I mean, this is going to be a big issue in the next presidential election, I think. I think that's why you get somebody, and this is what I've been predicting for a while, somebody like a Nikki Haley to enter the race, because you're going to need, in my opinion, much like you needed Trump to do the lockdowns, you're going to need a Republican who pacifies what's left of the grassroots in order to accept a central bank digital currency, David. That's what, again, that's what they're pushing. And history, though, and this is something I've been looking into, i'm trying to read more histories of gold and silver in the monetary system you know history doesn't
Starting point is 01:43:50 bode well for those who create fiat currencies there hasn't been an example of a ruling class that stayed in power or someone who has risen to power on a fiat standard there is no example of that matter of fact you go back to alex Alexander the Great and he created a silver standard across the known world at the time. And Julius Caesar, you know, with Rome and the bimetallic standard, it goes on and on and on, you know, through the British Empire creating the gold standard. I think what we're watching, and this may be a big head fake by the Chinese trying to get all this digitized stuff out there and pushing Fiat. Meanwhile, they're storing up gold and and the brics nation's looking to create a currency backed by you know what they
Starting point is 01:44:30 call a basket of commodities i don't know i think there's there's something about this world economic forum great reset people and if you're playing clips of claus schwab these people are so delusional i think they have a sense of history they may have just been you know boxing themselves and that's my hope anyway i'm you know i I know that they're going to be pushing the central bank digital currency, and it's not about surveillance disguised as money. That's exactly what it is. That's their dream. But again, you still need, in order to have any sort of economic power or projection of that power, you need a strong currency and we're losing that here in the West. Yeah, there's no way. They've added, I think it is $19 trillion to the deficit in the last 10 years or so. And most of that has been, and it's accelerating. We had $6 trillion put in by Trump and we had $6 trillion just put in by Biden in just the first two years. Right. So the, the, you know, that's, that's 12 of the, of the 19 that's just been done in the last six years. So it really is accelerating.
Starting point is 01:45:31 And, uh, there isn't any way that you can go into hyper spending without having hyper debt and hyperinflation eventually. Uh, it's just impossible to sustain this and it's, but they don't want to sustain it. That's the other thing. Uh, they really do want to bring the entire house down so that they can rebuild their utopia for them, which is a prison world for the rest of us. That is, is really what they're about. And the way to, you know, the, the key thing to do that is going to be the money to control people. And as you point out, uh, they don't typically last too long
Starting point is 01:46:05 once they start coming after the economic aspects of it. Because that gets people really angry. You know, it's the economy, stupid, as Carville said. And boy, when you completely destroy the economy, then people get upset. I think it's one of the reasons why Klaus Schwab is saying that. Look, when people feel that they have no control, they're going to come after us.
Starting point is 01:46:24 So we've got to work really hard to make sure that we can master them with our technology i mean he's just he's saying it openly in your face and if you point that out they come back and say well you know nothing but a conspiracy theorist you're paranoid tinfoil hat the rest of it but they say america right exactly america is is building seven. Yeah, that's right. There's a controlled demolition going. Our book, Mr. Fuller wrote a book called Grunch of Giants back right before he died in 1980. And it means gross universal cash heist. He was trying to warn everybody about what the elites were actually doing, stealing the wealth from future generations through their cash heist. And this is all this is, is their cash heist. And all this is is a cash heist.
Starting point is 01:47:10 I mean, why don't the policies of the United States reflect any sort of improvement? We haven't seen that in the last, what, four or five decades. Nobody's working in Washington to improve the quality of life or the wealth of the average American. Matter of fact, it's quite the opposite. And so somebody's benefiting from this cash heist, David. And again, the elites and something that I picked up on, it's like watching what they do, not what they say, and especially central banks. They want you in their garbage fiat currency. They want you in their markets, the casinos where 80% of the people have to lose so 20% can win. And that's probably generous. They want you in
Starting point is 01:47:43 their approved systems. The mainstream talking head financial networks want you in those systems. But I'm watching what the elites are doing. And right now, they're gobbling up assets. And I think that your listeners and my listeners and people out there that are paying attention should look into that. Why are they doing that? What's ahead that the central banks around the world are trying to back up their vaults with gold? They want us to be afraid, and they talk about things to keep us afraid, like UFOs and spy balloons and all the rest of this stuff that is not even real problems. Then you've got Trump out there saying, well, we're going to have to have executions of drug dealers and other things like that. He's going back to where the Republican Party was 20, 30 years ago, trying to revive those fears and those policies.
Starting point is 01:48:31 But nobody's talking about CBDC. Nobody in Washington, nobody running for federal office is talking about that. It's absolutely amazing. And I don't really see much talk about it even at the state level. I've interviewed Senator Frank Nicely, who's level i've interviewed um senator frank nicely he's trying to get a state um bank here because he's concerned about what is happening with the dollar concerned about where they want to go with the cbdc i mean that's you know trying to uh decentralize some control of the money supply was the idea behind that but you know nobody's even you know
Starting point is 01:49:02 he's concerned about it it's like well you know this may be something we could do that would help nobody's even talking about it though at the federal level and they're talking about everything else that doesn't matter it's just incredible professional wrestling yeah i think what senator nicely is doing is is amazing i think other states will pick up on that you know we the people can start trading amongst ourselves in bitcoin and precious metals. And I do that. I mean, I think it's a superior money. I mean, obviously I'm in that business. So if you come hand me a 10th ounce American Eagle, I'm satisfied for $200 or more. I think that's fine. I mean, we can trade that way. We can start doing that. And again, that's why I
Starting point is 01:49:38 developed Wolfpack. It was one of the reasons was to connect people working on a telegram program right now. I'm trying to get that implemented implemented so all the members can connect with each other you can trade and sell things and do things amongst yourselves with uh with the metals that you get from from wise wolf and david knight gold and i think there will be other uh avenues and other people that do that across the country as well and especially in the coming years as you start looking at the the damage that's been done to the dollar it's not really showing up in real time. I mean, it's not the Weimar Republic yet, David, because we have the world's reserve currency for now. So the Ponzi scheme is propped up by the amount of usage. Just that's what a Ponzi scheme is. New people keep joining and buying into it,
Starting point is 01:50:20 so it props up the main system, which is fraud fraudulent and the fraudulent fiat system of the american dollar is coming to an end again i don't wish it or cheerlead it because i know how catastrophic it's going to be for everyday people but the the ignorance of people and i don't say this in an insulting way it's one of the reasons i do my programs i want to teach people because i've learned it over the years and it's a lot of hard lessons about what money actually is because the elites know that the people that rule things know what money is and the average american an average person in the west doesn't that's why i think you know nigerians have a better idea what money is than we do and that's why you're really fast well they're learning fast you're so right to say that
Starting point is 01:51:00 they implement the cbdc in great britain or in the united states it'll be people will change their profile to show the new logo for it and it'll be just like you know the the little dangling hypnotism thing you're talking about with the ukrainian flag or the needle you know that there will be a big 50 automatic adoption yeah which is going to far exceed anything that happened in nigeria the rulers know that that's right but again uh what's going to happen when they lose that purchasing power that is imaginary by the way uh from the u.s dollar what happens when that goes away are they are these plans uh just as easily implemented and i have my doubts well you know that's that's the thing when you look at nigeria all of a sudden these people are getting hit with this and they're going through hardship uh that is being forced
Starting point is 01:51:42 upon them by their government in order to push them into this new system. But, of course, our government is more than willing to do that type of thing. That's what Biden is doing to us. It's what Biden is doing to the EU as well with these sanctions. And the way that we weaponize this, you know, it isn't the Russians and the Chinese and the Iranians are not trying to replace the U.S. dollars hegemony because it's fraudulent and they want to have something that's completely true and honest. That's not their motivation. They're concerned because this is the basis of our power.
Starting point is 01:52:12 It has supported our lifestyle and it has supported the American government's ability to essentially turn itself into an empire. That's why they oppose it. And it's only accelerated it the more we use it as a weapon in the sanctions. But that is going to have tremendous implications for our living standard here as Americans as well. It's not just that it's supporting the U.S. military and its adventures abroad, but it is going to have, it's really allowed us to live on borrowed money to a large extent. And so when you talk about educating people, you know, the experience is an expensive school, but it's the only one that a fool will attend.
Starting point is 01:52:49 If we don't understand what is going to be coming with this stuff, we're going to go through the experience of learning what this is all about. And I would much rather get people educated about this and stop it ahead of time and even take precautions ahead of time if we can't stop it collectively but to take precautions on an individual basis because if we have to go through this experientially and even worse go into this unprepared that's going to be the worst possible scenario i think that's why every paper currency in history has always gone to zero. There is no example of something being great, some fiat currency that's lasted.
Starting point is 01:53:29 I mean, Ron Paul always made the joke about the shipwrecks and people diving in these remote areas trying to recover these wrecks that went down hundreds of years ago. They're not looking for paper currency, they're looking for gold coin. But again, the valuation there is is an issue and the currency itself the fiat standard of the dollars is going to go to zero or something like that or to digital but it's not going to remain the world's reserve currency we have 40 weaponized uh sanctions in 36 countries and there's something called blowback you know that cia term for blowback.
Starting point is 01:54:05 Cause and effect. You do something to other countries. We've been bullying other countries and weaponizing the dollar for so long, it's going to have the consequences. It's going to blow back on us. And that's when this emergence of the BRICS nations, which this is what I watch every day. I want to see what they're doing.
Starting point is 01:54:21 And again, they're adding more. It's not just Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. And again, they're adding more. I mean, it's not just Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. I mean, they're going to be adding more nations, like 40% of the world's population. The US is 5%. We're not going to win that battle if they unite under a basket of currencies or commodities or something else. They want a different exchange system, and they want to get out of that weaponized system. It's just natural. So I think, again, we're good. And with people like Biden at the helm the helm i mean what do they what do we expect you know we're not going to win this war when it comes to the economic dollar no no no uh well we could have la la good coming in i love the i love the banter in the cup ad that you have like in it's like you
Starting point is 01:55:02 know it sounds like my son put that together i'm really happy with what he did with that um yeah we talk about you know 40 different sanctions 36 different countries essentially what we're saying is we're at war with 36 different countries and that's not accounting the ones that were uh actually at war with probably you know like syria where there's actually shooting wars going on but it's pretty amazing when you stop and think about it you know that there were war with that many countries because sanctions are an act of war. It's how it all kicks off. And, you know, this abuse of the dollar that we have and it's Washington that wants to go to war with everybody.
Starting point is 01:55:36 And they're at war with us. And that's the key thing. They're going to be at economic war with us just as they're at war with our Constitution. They're at war with our rights and our liberties. And it't going to stop it's only going to escalate um i just want to say one thing here while i still got you on tony i thought this was good harps uh on rumble harps is uh from australia he said we went to our council's proposal on a 20-minute city on wednesday night and it didn't go well for the council. Everyone was awake to it and called them out. Well, there you go. See, that's the thing is if you get people awake,
Starting point is 01:56:13 that's our only hope really, because we do have, just as you were talking about, uh, the bricks countries and how it has the vast majority of people, we're not going to win that fight because there's so many people, we got 5% of the population, and they've got so many more. That's what the elites are afraid of, and that's what Klaus Schwab is afraid of, that if we the people understand what they're doing, that's it. It's game over, and that's really where the war is, and that's why they're really ramping this up to try to take down information. But information is power.
Starting point is 01:56:44 If you know what is coming, you can stop it. And if you can't get it out to enough people, you can at least prepare individually. That's the way I look at it. Yeah, we win by changing minds and changing hearts and exposing people to the correct information, to the truth. I mean, you can bury the truth all you want.
Starting point is 01:57:01 It's eventually going to come out. If we do that in the timeframe that's necessary to stop this, then I think we can make a huge difference. And it's all about us working together. I mean, they want us divided and at each other's throats and all these petty professional wrestling differences in these political parties. But at the end of the day, it's the people versus the plutocrats. It's been that way since the dawn of time it's it's it's culminating here with you know in in our time which could be i guess the end times if you look at the uh amount of technology that they have and in ai and all the rest which i think is demonic but it's culminating they have
Starting point is 01:57:36 this power but if we don't accept it we don't let the vampire in the door you know if we don't let evil in then i believe that we have it we stand a fighting chance especially if we you know stay true to to god almighty and that hopefully i stay true and i want to make sure that i honor him as much as i can in my daily life and whatever i do because i realize what we're up against and it's pure evil yeah oh that's a good thing about it you know when we look at people i i love to watch videos of yuval harari because he loves to attack god directly and it's like okay okay, well you just lost. I started backing up when I said people start talking that way, you know, you can hack the human mind and that we're all animals and rodents and stuff.
Starting point is 01:58:14 I will be God. And it's like, okay, let's, let's say now it's a, now it's God's fight and he'll, he'll take this guy out. So I love to see that, uh, when he does that. It's very encouraging to me when he says that. Anything else you want to tell people about what's going on with Wolfpack or any specials that are going on there? Well, yes, we have. I should have brought them out.
Starting point is 01:58:36 I should have the props. We bought a few ounces of gold this week. If anybody's interested in some gold Canadian maple leaves, I've got three of them in shop and a couple of, I think, Australian kangaroos. So if you're interested, I'll give a special credit. I've never three of them in shop and a couple of i think uh australian kangaroos so if you're interested i'll give it i've never heard of that australian thing oh yeah the australians make a great uh gold coin called a kangaroo it's really pretty it's a 24 karat gold there's no coinage in it so it's just pure gold uh canadian maple leaves are real pretty too we've got so i'll give a special discount and free shipping for any david knight dot gold uh
Starting point is 01:59:03 listener so if you want to get into an ounce of gold you certainly can for any david knight dot gold uh listener so uh if you want to get into an ounce of gold you certainly can go through david knight dot gold and wolfpack uh that's something we're working on every week uh i've i told your audience a little earlier in the show that we've got the telegram system i'm working on implementing that should be in the next two weeks i'm hoping and that way listeners and uh you know members can talk to each other and communicate that's what i wanted to build was a community but we've got hundreds of members every And that way listeners and members can talk to each other and communicate. That's what I wanted to build was a community. But we've got hundreds of members.
Starting point is 01:59:28 Every time somebody joins, we get a little bit stronger. I think we're sending out 100 packages yesterday. So we've got a team here at the shop. So I've had to upgrade a lot and build some infrastructure for it. But we're growing. And the more people that join, the better prices everyone gets. And if you were a member, you probably noticed in the last month, we did a couple of different specials, like stuff that would come into the shop that was a little outside the price range
Starting point is 01:59:53 for the Wolfpack. We would say, hey, we'd text everybody, let everybody know it's there. We could sell that really quick. So it's another cool aspect of it. You're going to get deals with Wolfpack and it's a good community and you can support David Knight. Yeah, that's great. Well, you know, I've got a, a, a comment here from the new number six and thank you for the tip. He says, uh, always love seeing Tony on the show.
Starting point is 02:00:15 Here's to some new PRS and finance and lifting this year. Uh, so that'd be, that'd be great. Uh, yeah, it is. I like the Wolfpack thing because it lets you do it incrementally and, uh, they understand the times that we're in and they understand the importance of doing things incrementally. And if you can get in as little as 50 bucks, if you can start incrementally saving things, uh, that's a great way to start. I really liked the fact that you set that up.
Starting point is 02:00:42 The lone wolf package, which is $50. That's where you get an entry level uh yesterday and i asked my crew what did the what did the lone wolf get and that was uh one generic round which was i mean it's brand new it comes from a a private mint so that's one ounce of silver and you got three tenth ounce pieces of fractional silver and that includes your shipping includes credit card fees so if you went to a major you know retailer you'd have paid more so that's one of the reasons that wolfpack works and that's why everybody got in the same tier they all got the same uh the same order and we're able to show you that we put an invoice in the package so i think wolfpack is pretty cool you go check it out wolfpack dot gold or david knight dot gold and hit the tab for that's great tony and i appreciate what you do
Starting point is 02:01:24 thank you for your support. And it's always great to have a good source, a local source, somebody that you can trust. It's not a big corporation like Tony to help prepare for what is coming. Thank you so much, Tony. Appreciate it. Thank you. We're going to take a quick break, and we're going to be joined by our guest.
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Starting point is 02:03:57 thedavidknightshow.com welcome back joining us now is gary humble he is with an organization called tennessee stands.org and i want to talk to him about the organization uh but it is, I think it's very important. Toll roads are one of the things, having lived with him in the Austin area, I absolutely hate them. I've been trapped by them when I traveled and forced to pay tolls. I've been charged for tolls that I did not use and had to fight that in Texas. I really hate to see these things coming in Tennessee. I was happy to see that Tennessee was one of the few states that didn't have it, but now we have a Republican governor and legislature who look like they're going to be moving to
Starting point is 02:04:53 it. So when I talked to Senator Nicely last week about tolls, I said, is there somebody locally that's doing it? I found Gary and TennesseeStands.org. So let's talk about that. Thank you for joining us, Gary. Yeah, thanks for having me on. Yeah, like I was stating earlier, you know, we started the response to COVID.
Starting point is 02:05:10 But, you know, at this point, we're really pushing back at government overreach, definitely continuing the fight for people to make their own medical decisions, especially in terms of employment, getting this progressive agenda out of our schools. There's a lot to talk about not not not to mention in tech election integrity um has been an issue we've taken on as of recent but um let's talk about the beginning you know you told me when we were talking off air when i got you on you said you started in uh in 2020 as a pushback against this stuff what was happening here in tennessee because when we came through in 2020, we came through in August of 2020. It was far more relaxed than it was in Texas, for example. I mean,
Starting point is 02:05:51 even in rural Texas, but certainly Austin was just awful. But when we came through here, it was like, people were kind of, you know, they'd have to put the signs up, but you know,
Starting point is 02:05:59 they didn't really want to say anything about it. If you, if you said anything to them, they were kind of like, Oh, I don't know. You know, they weren't going to push you on it so they seemed a lot more relaxed about it's one of the things we liked about it what was the government doing at the time well the government was doing the same thing everybody else was our governor issued an
Starting point is 02:06:15 executive order calling some folks uh non-essential and essential uh shut down shut down businesses by the force of his pen um there was a statement made sometime in april they were tracking they had asked they had asked people to stay home uh yet during that act they were tracking people through a third party looking at folks uh gp gps uh movements from their devices and the governor made a statement that they felt that people were still moving around too much so the governor followed up that executive order with another one officially issuing a lockdown order uh and the penalty would have been a class a misdemeanor in the state of tennessee so you know we we did all of those things and of course our governor went on the news touting local choices because we never made a state mask mandate.
Starting point is 02:07:07 But what we did was enable tyrannical local governments in all of the major metro areas, including unaccountable, unelected boards of health, to make those mandates and force them through corporate policy. So effectively, the bottom line is we're not some bastion of conservatism here in Tennessee. We did the same thing everyone else did. We just used different talking points. That's right. And I've had this fight with everybody. They say, it's just the Democrat governors. It's not the Democrat governors. I've seen it in Tennessee, saw it in Idaho. Look at what DeWine did in Ohio. You're talking about tracking. One of the first things that Abbott did in Texas was to, with three, he spent $300 million on a contact tracing company. That's the very first thing he did.
Starting point is 02:07:53 And so they were all part of it. They were all given massive amounts of money from the Trump administration to do this kind of stuff. And they loved having that money. It was like a discretionary slush fund for the governors. And so all of them, regardless of party, got dirty in all of this and did all the things. Every single, without exception, not a single Republican governor
Starting point is 02:08:14 did not get involved in this. But it's, and so where do we stand today in terms of the toll road and the push on this? You understand exactly what is behind this. This is not even, it's a bigger issue than even just the taxes involved, because this is part of the larger plan to control our transportation and to reset our society.
Starting point is 02:08:37 Isn't it? Absolutely. And the funny thing about the pushback is their mantra is that we're not collecting enough gas taxes. And of course, gas taxes are going to decrease because it's projected that the use of fuel is going to decrease because of the pending move to electric vehicles. But interestingly, here in Tennessee, our governor has made a huge push towards inviting that very industry here into our state.
Starting point is 02:09:01 Of course, you know, in 2021, we held a special session called by the governor uh to create law in such a way that allowed us to forward 1 billion of our tax dollars to the ford motor corporation uh to build their largest manufacturing facility in west tennessee which predominantly is going to manufacture the ford f-150 lightning um their electric truck uh we are moving uh battery manufacturers here at a rapid pace and just north of chattanooga now we've got the the largest uh united states uh lithium refiner uh coming here to tennessee so we're inviting the industry right that apparently is responsible for putting us in this projected mess of not being able to pay for our roads. And the penalty for that, not only is the electric vehicle going to cost you more, as we well know, along with all the other issues it's going to bring, you now need to pay tolls because we can no longer afford to build our roads and the bottom line is the the burden
Starting point is 02:10:05 cannot fall uh beyond what our tax burden already is and and they're not and by the way while we're talking about toll tolls which in my opinion are nothing more than taxes is a tax increase um they're they're not discussing lessening any of the other tax burdens like sales taxes or property taxes or grocery taxes or even the current gas tax. So none of that is projected to go down. We're only going to now pay additional fees on top of the taxes we're already paying. Oh, that's the way it always works, isn't it? Yeah, we've gone through this whole thing about we're going to vax and track you, right? Now we're going to tax and track you, because that's really what the tolls are fundamentally about. And I remember back in
Starting point is 02:10:54 the early 90s in the Netherlands, which has been at the forefront of a lot of this UN globalist control stuff, they started putting in some of the first license plate readers and things like that for, uh, purposes of tolls. And the people in the Netherlands were very upset about that. They said, uh, they, they, it touched a raw point with them because they were, you know, they they're very meticulous about everything that they do. And they kept a lot of records on everybody that they didn't do anything malicious with. But when the Nazis invaded as part of World War II,
Starting point is 02:11:31 they had all these three-by-five cards with all this information about everybody. And they had so much information. When the Nazis came in, they said, well, you know, let's burn this so they can't find out what our political and religious affiliations are. They said they were packed so tightly they couldn't set fire to them. It was like trying to light a log. And so the Nazis got all that stuff. So that was something that was really ingrained into them was the danger of keeping this information because you might have somebody come along like, you know, some Nazi who's going to use this in a malicious way. And so they said, we don't want to have these automatic charges on tolls and stuff because they were guarding their privacy.
Starting point is 02:12:09 That's gone by the wayside now. Nobody even thinks about that. And we're getting so accustomed to being tracked and followed and surveilled everywhere we go. And this is just another aspect of it. Uh, but you know, as you're talking about the move to electric vehicles, that's one of the dangers of all this stuff is that it's not just the toll roads, but because there's not going to be a gas tax that they can collect at a point because you can charge these, these cars anywhere, if you will, uh, because of that, they are going to either put in toll roads or typically start taxing people by the mile.
Starting point is 02:12:45 That's really also what they're going to. And all of those things are about surveillance. And that's going to lead, the surveillance will lead to control. That's just the way it works. And that's why they're pushing these systems. That's why they want to have the EVs. Because they want to have a rationale where they will have to look at everywhere we go and charge us for every mile that we drive. And they'll have a system where you can only charge it on a central grid. And so then that gives them control over the power as well as over your mobility.
Starting point is 02:13:14 All of this stuff is about centralizing everything, surveilling everything, and controlling everything. And that's what is really concerning about these toll roads. Well, and interestingly, you also sort of hearken to user fees. But by the way, it's worth noting beyond the toll roads themselves, there was a presentation given, I believe, just two weeks ago to our Senate Transportation Committee on a study done by user fees, which, by the way, Senator Becky Massey out of Knoxville, who also sits on that committee, acknowledged that she had
Starting point is 02:13:45 participated in a pilot program to see how these usage fees, user fees, I should say, would work. And of course, this is an effort potentially to replace the gas tax, like you say, with user fees here in Tennessee, and that would require tracking. As the guy was giving the presentation as to how this works, he mentioned tracking via your current GPS technology on your phone, but also the possibility of installing a device on your vehicle. And so the question about privacy and he said, oh, well, don't worry, you know, the GPS technology we use to track this, it's only one way communication. And, you know, we can't actually see the location. It's just tracking distance. So, you know, the message always is we're going to use this technology, but don't worry. We're not really looking at anything we shouldn't be.
Starting point is 02:14:36 But yet we all know the technology can do it all. So are they really not looking at that information and utilizing it? Of course they are. Well, they're using it now. I mean, for, for over a decade, we've been using maps on our, on our phones. And even before that, uh, there was a system, I think it's called Enrix that was on a subscription basis that was picked up by the state departments of transportation, but they would look at the information coming off of trucks and coming off of passenger cars that had cell phones in it. That's where you get the red lines on the map.
Starting point is 02:15:07 That's where you get the yellow lines and red lines and the green lines to show if there's any traffic congestion. They're looking at that kind of stuff right now. They're just not mapping it to you personally so that they can give you a speeding ticket or so that they can tax you by how far you drive or whatever. Oh, that's coming. Oh, yeah, it's coming. It's all there. The technology is already there. They're just rolling it out to us gradually, and that's what makes this so concerning to
Starting point is 02:15:32 see. The toll road is one part of it. Of course, another aspect of the toll road, as you were mentioning, the big subsidies to Ford. Another part of this that is a big concern is the crony capitalism that's involved. And much of this crony capitalism is with foreign corporations. That's what Senator Nicely was talking about. You know, Sentra is one of the biggest companies. They're based out of Spain and, you know, they're using this. Yeah. So, yeah. Yeah. Which is the same company that
Starting point is 02:15:59 is managing these express lanes in Texas. So, yeah, we already know where this is all going. And it's interesting, you mentioned the corporate welfare and the Ford deal. Part of the information that's been given to the public in terms of the need for toll roads is because of how the whereas clauses in the bill actually state that Tennessee has seen such explosive growth and it's so prosperous that we can't afford to build our own roads. So I find that statement incredible. But part of the reasoning is because I think this administration loves corporate welfare. They're handing out tax incentives with your tax dollars to these corporations like candy. And in my view, it's the government subsidies that are,
Starting point is 02:16:47 I think, artificially inflating some of the growth we're seeing. I mean, if we would stop using our tax money to inflate more growth by subsidizing corporations, what if we actually used the tax money we already had to build infrastructure for the people that are already here, for the people that have already paid those taxes. So what my ask is, let's stop funding the issue. Let's let the market grow itself and stop giving our tax dollars to these corporations that maybe we can all agree are causing this growth in the first place and now presenting the need for us to pay additional tolls because the tax base is not funding the infrastructure needed for all the growth. It's just, it's a round robin. You create the problem and then you spend more money to fix it.
Starting point is 02:17:36 Yeah. If you're going to subsidize Amazon coming in and we gave Amazon $166 million in tax breaks, this is a trillion dollar company. We're throwing money at them. But, you know, if they want to do business, they should be able to pay their way. Nobody else gets that kind, you know, the small mom-and-pop companies. That's why I don't like this. Chronic capitalism is nothing other than corruption. And whether you're talking about bringing in Amazon or you're talking about giving an NFL team a free billion dollar stadium or something like that, I don't. That's not the role of government.
Starting point is 02:18:09 That is simply a corrupt government. That's right. And these Republicans, the issue is these Republicans always run when they're campaigning. They always talk about small business. But when was the last time you saw a tax incentive go to Main Street? Never. Yeah. These incentives never go to small businesses.
Starting point is 02:18:25 They always go to global corporations. Not even the PPP, which, you know, they always talk about public-private partnerships. But, you know, when Trump did it, it was a payroll protection plan. And they were going to keep the small companies going. But more than 50% of the money went to 5% of the biggest companies. And, you know, they redefined what a small business was. Well, that doesn't mean that you've got fewer than 500 or fewer employees. That means that you've got 500 or fewer employees at one location.
Starting point is 02:18:50 So any giant corporation, you know, how many of them have an installation that's got more than 500 employees at one particular spot? So they were pretty much able at all their locations to get the money. That's the way this thing works. And that's the shell game that they play with. So we have to shut this down by shutting it down in principle, because they're always going to micromanage the details. You know, when they set up an entitlement program, they'll find some way to, and we look at this and say, well, that's good. They're going to help us because we're
Starting point is 02:19:17 small businesses. No, they'll find some way to get all the money themselves with the fine print. We've seen it happen over and over again, especially with Republicans. And so, um, let's talk about what is happening here on the ground and what your organization is doing. Is there any, uh, organized pushback outside of tennessee stands.org, uh, any organized pushback, um, and how can we organize to push back and have our voices heard? Yeah, there is now.
Starting point is 02:19:45 I mean, we were the first. Now I see that a state rep from Citizens for Renewing America, which is a Russ Votes organization, they're opposing. The Tennessee Conservative News, of course, has been vocal about opposing, and Americans for Prosperity is now opposing the bill. So we're gaining a little bit more traction basically i look i don't know of a grassroots conservative group that actually supports moving the state to toll roads no one does um of course they don't they don't call them toll roads david these are
Starting point is 02:20:17 these are choice lanes right because because you have a choice yeah so which is the problem and and look i and i'll say this to kind of close the loop on the toll road situation the problem is the messaging so so what you're going to hear now from the gop is gary is a a big bad guy because we what he wants to do is um he wants to raise taxes on on the rural communities he wants the rural communities to pay more taxes to fund roads in the big cities. But what us conservatives want to do, right, we want to implement choice lanes so that the people that use the roads are the people paying for the roads. That's the argument right now. And it sounds, look, I've got to admit, they're really good at what they do, right?
Starting point is 02:21:00 It sounds good. But we all know, as much as I love rural communities today, right now, but as we stand, rural communities do not generate enough gas tax revenue themselves to build their own roads. The state is one big melting pot. And you'll see from state funds that some of that gas tax money is funneled, which this bill does partially do that as well. Money back to the rural communities to build infrastructure. So it's a it's a it's a bad argument. It's incredibly flawed argument because it's not the way it works right now. The bottom line is we are already paying gas taxes.
Starting point is 02:21:40 We're already operating this year scheduled to operate at a $5 billion surplus. We've been operating on a $2 to $3 billion surplus. What if we stopped giving all that surplus money to corporations and started building infrastructure? See, that's what we need to be thinking about. And that's what people need to ask themselves a question. How was it that in the middle of the 20th century, we could build an interstate know for the federal government and why they can't do anything like that now they can't even fix them instead they're spending billions of dollars to tear down roads that boudiguet calls racist right so what is it about our government that it can't figure out how to do the things that it always used to do that's what everybody ought to be asking as you point out we've got
Starting point is 02:22:22 a five billion dollar surplus why is why do we have to have this new way of doing things when that worked so well? What is it about you guys that you can't figure out how to tie your shoes anymore? That's the reality behind this. And we know why this is happening. It's kind of a rhetorical question because we know that they don't want the general public, rural or urban, to have private cars. And they want to narrow this down to the people who can afford a super expensive electric vehicle, and they're not going to have enough charging capacity for everybody to have a car, even if you had enough mineral capacity for everybody to have a battery-operated car. And so they're going to limit the whole point of all of this is to get rid of the
Starting point is 02:23:05 private car, to gradually constrict. The government has become, you know, when you look at the note, don't tread on me. Now, I can't look at that without thinking of the government as a boa constrictor. And it's just gradually, every time we breathe out, it tightens up on us so we can't take another breath in. And so when you look at what they're doing to us, it is this gradual process of constriction of our transportation and many other aspects of our life. And that's why they say that they can't build this. They could,
Starting point is 02:23:38 they don't want to because we know what the plan is. And that's really the, the, you know, what is fundamentally behind all of this. Yeah. And I want to make sure I make this point too because this is a broader point not specifically with this bill in particular because this happens on many bills but for example the governor came out last week in a state of the state address and announced to the state that we're gonna he's
Starting point is 02:23:59 pushing the transportation modernization act and we're gonna move to choice lanes and all these things the problem is the public never really was notified that this is where we were moving and never had an opportunity to speak to it. So what they did is whenever the legislature came in the session, they filed what's called a caption bill, which is a bill that typically consists of one sentence and has no other information as to what the bill is going to address. Next thing you know, overnight, within 24 hours, that bill goes from one sentence to 32 pages. Okay. With this bill in particular, we found out later to be HB 321, which was filed at the beginning of session as a hidden caption
Starting point is 02:24:41 bill. This bill had already passed the House subcommittee, had already passed the subcommittee before we found out that the Transportation Modernization Act had actually been amended into this caption bill as HB 321. The only reason all of Tennessee found out about this bill was because we found out through folks in the Capitol that in less than a week, this bill was now heading to full committee. And so the first time Tennesseans ever made a phone call or ever sent an email to oppose the Transportation Modernization Act, it had already passed subcommittee. And worth noting, by the way, as of today, the bill's been amended for well over a week now. It was amended on February 8th, a 32-page amendment. The only place you can get that amendment right now is at TennesseeStands.org. Is that right?
Starting point is 02:25:41 You will not find that amendment at capital.tn.gov. How's that for transparency for you? Yeah. They aren't required to publish that? I don't know what the rules are. Typically, you'll see an amendment posted the next day once it's been put on the bill. But if you go right now and you go to capital.tn.gov and you search HB 321, you will see in the bill history that it was amended on February 8th. The amendment has still not been posted on the website.
Starting point is 02:26:10 We have it at TennesseeStans.org. Well, that's good. And see, that's one of the things, you know, we have a national, international audience. But I want to say to people these same tactics you see everywhere, right? This whole idea of putting out a caption bill and then the last minute you drop the contents into it. That's similar to what's been going on for the longest time with Nancy Pelosi, who was the first one to do it in a big way with thousands of pages dropping. And, oh, we'll give you a whole 48 hours to look at this thousand page bill. Pass it, then read it.
Starting point is 02:26:39 Yeah, yeah. Well, we've got to pass it to find out what's in it, you know, and that type of thing. But this is how it looks at the state level. And it's not just going to be Tennessee. It's going to be many other places like that that are going to be doing exactly the same thing. That's why it's important to try to find out what is happening in your state. I can't cover all of the information that's happening state by state. I mean, we talk about, you talk about what's going on in Michigan
Starting point is 02:27:05 with people pushing back against the school thing. So we pick up these issues when they rise to the surface state by state. But if you really want to know the detail, that's why it's important to have local state organizations like TennesseeStands.org because they're going to follow it in detail what is happening in your state. And if you don't know what's happening on the ground, that's how they get us.
Starting point is 02:27:27 All politics is local. They want to run these plans on a global and a national level, but they're implemented at the local level. That's where the battle is. That's where they've got the best chance to stop it. And so that's why it's important to have these local state organizations that keep an eye out on what is happening there locally. So that's, that's good that you're doing that.
Starting point is 02:27:47 You, you got a video, um, Gary about the real cost of the toll roads. And as you talk about the choice thing, and I know the reason that, uh, governor Lee is, is talking about that is because, uh, for libertarians, it's always been, well, we should have all the roads should be privately owned and we should run them, pay for them with tolls and that type of stuff. And it sounds good until you start to look at the actual implementation of it. And what you wind up with is not privately owned roads, but you wind up with corruption, crony capitalism, and economic fascism where you've got a merger of the state and government. That's the way it looks in reality. There isn't this clear distinction between government and corporations and private businesses.
Starting point is 02:28:29 You have this blending, this merger, and this real corruption. That's the problem with it. But what is the real cost of these toll roads going to be? Well, see, the devil's in the details. It's not just about what's in the bill. All the bill's doing is setting the foundation for these contracts in the future. And that's where the details really get hairy because what you'll find, I can't say all, but I can say many, especially the ones that we've reviewed in Texas, of these contracts with companies like Centra out of Spain. They include non-compete clauses with the state, which means once the state signs a contract for these choice lanes, the state then is restricted from using tax money
Starting point is 02:29:12 to build any additional state-funded highways in these same areas that may relieve any future congestion. That's what I hate about this. I lived under that and I saw it. For years, they would shut everything down to build this, a couple of lanes that they're going to charge people for. And then in the process, what they would do is they would set up obstacles, and they would redesign the existing roads, put additional traffic lights and other things like that to make it harder to get that to disincentivize the non-use of these toll roads, to force you on the toll roads, right? That's the way they want to talk about choice.
Starting point is 02:29:48 It's the same kind of cynical stuff we heard about vaccines. Yeah, well, you've got a choice. I'm not making you do this. You can have a job or you can have health care or you can take the vaccine. That's your choice, and that's what they're doing. They put all these obstacles on the road to slow the traffic down, to try to make you choose, to force you, to coerce you onto going onto the toll roads. And then to, as you point out, this non-compete thing
Starting point is 02:30:12 to make sure they don't ever add any additional capacity. We've already in a situation where the cities and the states do not build a sufficient capacity as people move in, as businesses move in, they don't make the roads any bigger. That's right. And the point about, as you say, the push to make sure that it's painful to not choose the choice lane, right? Well, these are businesses. They're not doing this out of the kindness and generosity of their hearts. They're not a government entity that provides a service with tax money. They are a business that demands a return on investment. And by the way, this non-compete clause in these contracts, these leases run for 50 years on average. And as they're collecting fees, those fees are doing what?
Starting point is 02:30:57 They're funding more choice lanes and future toll roads. That's the expansion of how it works. So we calculated, we used some examples in North Texas where I used to live. If you were driving this five mile stretch of road during rush hour traffic every morning and every afternoon, you would be budgeting as an individual over $200 a month. Now, for most people, when you talk about $200 a month, that is a legitimate monthly budget item, right? That's not just disposable income that you throw around. So these are real dollars that are going to affect real people. We had someone from North Texas comment on my video.
Starting point is 02:31:39 She said, you know, I live in Keller, which is on the west side of town, and I got a job in Addison, which is in North Dallas. The job was amazing. We were so excited. But she said whenever I calculated the tolls and she mentioned the express lanes that I would have to take to get to work, it didn't make any sense. And I had to turn down the job. Yeah. Okay. So the, what were the message we're trying to put forward is this whole idea that, you know, it's just a choice lane and it's your choice and it's, and it's a user fee and all these things that those things sound good. The problem is they, they don't function that way.
Starting point is 02:32:17 Uh, once these things are implemented. And as you pointed out that that money is going to go to them and they want more of these things. So that's where they're going to invest their money. That's right. They're making more toll roads, prohibiting more non-toll roads. There's going to be a non-compete agreement there. And I've seen that in practice. I've seen that whenever a state, you know, whenever Florida or wherever, North Carolina or Texas, places that I've lived, whenever they bring in a toll road, it's a big deal. And then all of a sudden they start multiplying.
Starting point is 02:32:46 It metastasizes like a cancer and, and it just completely chokes out, uh, other transportation. And we're sending this money to a foreign corporation. What are they going to do with it? And then of course, there's been a lot of, yeah, there's been a lot of problems with, uh, these toll roads and, um, having, uh, financial issues, you know, cost overruns and things like that, bankruptcies, and then people buy them out and transfer them over again. I mean, there's been issues with that in Texas and Indiana, many other places, uh, where these, um, these things have been a big financial drain on, uh, on the people who live there.
Starting point is 02:33:20 Uh, so how do we, uh, how do we stand together? How do we, how do we push this back? What's the effective way to oppose this? Yeah, well, well, right now it sits in the house transportation committee, uh, that they had, the bill was scheduled to be heard on Tuesday. We actually got that push through our activism, which we're thankful for. Uh, the committee rolled the bill to Tuesday, February 28th. So on February 28th, that bill is supposed to come back up in the House Transportation Committee. And if you go to tennesseestands.org, you'll see a take action form to say no to toll roads. And we've got, I think there are 25 members on that
Starting point is 02:33:56 committee. It's a very large committee. If you hit the take action button, you can send personalized or a form letter. You can send emails to all 25 members of that committee and we've got a call list as well and that's where we are right now we are we are trying to make sure that the members of the transportation committee in the house hear from constituents and hear from people uh and hopefully they get details where they become educated um look let me say this let me say this because it's not a hopeless task because I remember in North Carolina in the, in the early nineties, homeschooling was starting to multiply. And so the teachers in the state, you know, all the teachers in the state got together
Starting point is 02:34:39 their unions and trade organizations, and they decided that they would shut down homeschooling. And the state was pretty much run by Democrats at the time. It looked like a hopeless cause, but people started writing their representatives. And even though there weren't a whole lot of homeschoolers, they typically don't hear from anybody over any issue. And so that non-participation actually works in our favor. And this is true on any issue in any state because most people are passive and they don't participate. If you start sending letters in and they look at the stuff and
Starting point is 02:35:12 they weigh the quantity of mail that's coming in, if you start writing these people, that gets their attention. It really does. And if you can have a few homeschoolers take on the massive teachers unions and professional organizations and the Department of Education in one state and win, you can win on this issue as well. It's not a hopeless situation. Yeah. Look, when you're advocating for policy, part of the thing to understand is, for example, like I said, this particular committee, you've got 25 members in Tennessee these house members and over the course of four months our session runs from January to April they're going to look at 1500 bills roughly that runs through the house in a four month period 1500 bills and so I think to take the heat off of them just just a little bit I don't want to take all the heat off of them but just a little bit
Starting point is 02:36:02 they're they're not as educated as they need to be on all the nuances of all of these policies that they're having to vote on. So it is incumbent upon not only advocacy organizations like Tennessee Stands, but it's incumbent upon the citizens and constituents of the state to get educated on these issues so that by the way per article 1 section 23 of our state constitution so that we can instruct our state representatives that is that is our duty and citizens ought not to shirk that duty because if if we're not educating our representatives on these issues and making calls guess who they're listening to? The lobbyists. Those are the only voices left. Right. So I would just challenge anyone in every state and around the world listening to this program. It is incumbent upon you. That is a self-governance duty for you to be educated on these issues so that you can instruct your representatives as to how you would like them to vote so that they walk into these things educated because i i i guarantee you these 25 members of this transportation committee they've been sold the idea of user fees and we're gonna minimize congestion without putting burden
Starting point is 02:37:17 on the taxpayers and all these great things and are just not aware of the bulk of the, or I should say, all of the other ancillary issues, right? They've only heard one side. We talked earlier about tracking. I guarantee you none of them are thinking about the possibility of government surveillance and the future ability to now track citizens as they move about. So these are just important conversations we need to have. That's right. And they've only heard one side of the argument.
Starting point is 02:37:47 They haven't heard any negative aspects of it. And so you can't expect them to, to make a reasonable decision if they don't hear the other side of it. You know, that's, that's one of the key things that we have when we struggle with a free speech. Now in this country,
Starting point is 02:37:59 the, whoever is, has got an agenda and they're pushing to change everything on us. They want to make sure that only one side of that is heard by the public, heard by everyone. And so you can guarantee that these people in your state legislature are only going to be hearing one side of the issue if they don't hear from you. Well, I'm glad that you're taking this on. I'm glad that you've got an organization like this.
Starting point is 02:38:20 And thank you for coming on and telling us about this. This applies to everybody everywhere, really. This is a specific issue, but it is a template for the way that all these different state governments operate everywhere, regional governments and other countries as well. Thank you so much for joining us. Gary Humble, TennesseeStands.org. Thank you so much. Thanks for the time. Thank you. All right, folks, we'll be right back. Has your news been censored, banned, censored, banned over and over again? Has vital information been held prisoner by mainstream and anti-social media?
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Starting point is 02:40:42 I loved this take on the tragedy in Ohio. This is from Babylon Bee. Officials remind residents of East Palestine to protect themselves by getting their COVID booster. I mean, is this really that far away from reality? Well, they actually do this. Government officials are warning residents of East Palestine to protect themselves from deadly health risks by making sure they've received the latest COVID booster. In light of ongoing environmental and health crisis in rural Ohio, we are urging all citizens
Starting point is 02:41:16 to make sure they're up to date on their vaccinations, says Ohio Health Department spokesperson. The chemicals being spilled in the water burned into the air are nothing compared to the deadly power of the latest variant XBB 0.1 0.5. Get your booster East Palestinians, the Ohio department of health reiterated that it's essential to get vaccinated, especially if you're traveling to a new place after losing your home to,
Starting point is 02:41:44 to a deadly chemical spill and are being forced to leave under threat of arrest. If there's one thing we care about here in government, it's your health. Please get vaccinated. By publishing time, the Department of Transportation had recommended preventing future chemical spills by making everyone turn in their guns. Boy, that is just not too far from reality, is it? As a matter of fact, with a shooting that they had at the University of Michigan, already the Democrat women in charge of Michigan have said, we're going to have some gun control
Starting point is 02:42:17 legislation right down the books right away. Well, of course, we knew they would follow up on that. But staying with the drugs, in Australia, we have Australia's drug regulator, essentially they're equivalent to the FDA, hid child vaccine deaths in order to, quote, maintain public confidence. So you should have more confidence in them now they're hiding data from you. Or you should have more confidence in the pharmaceutical companies because you know see no evil hear no evil
Starting point is 02:42:48 and the regulators will speak no evil of the products that they're supposed to be looking at this is one of the problems that i had with rand paul right he's criticizing fauci one of the things he criticized fauci for you're causing vaccine hesitancy. What? What? We've got to maintain public confidence in vaccines that don't work, that have been causing all kinds of health issues for decades. Anyway, the hidden deaths include two children, seven and nine years old, who suffered fatal cardiac arrest. Their equivalent of the FDA is called the TGA,
Starting point is 02:43:28 the Therapeutic Goods Administration. A freedom of information request by a physician, Dr. Melissa McCann. She shared the shocking revelation in an address at the COVID vaccine conference hosted by Clive Palmer's United Australia Party over the weekend in Brisbane, addressing a sold-out crowd, she shared the extraordinary links that she had to go to to extract causality assessment documents relating to the TGA's investigation of reported deaths after COVID vaccination. And so as they list these in here, in this article from dailyskeptic.org out of the UK, they talk about five listed deaths. They have a nine-year-old, seven-year-old, 21-year-old, 24-year-old, and so forth.
Starting point is 02:44:20 That's the idea. These are young people, so they stood out. But here's the idea. There's a young people. So they stood out, but here's the reality. Remember that in 1976, when they rushed through the swine flu vaccine, it had outbreaks of Guillain-Barre. That was what was talked about by Mike Wallace and on 60 minutes, he exposed that the fraud of the entire quote unquote pandemic of swine flu. It was not a pandemic at all.
Starting point is 02:44:43 It was all hyped up. They rushed out a vaccine. A lot of people were injured with Guillain-Barre, but several people died. They had three deaths in 1976, caused nine states to ban the swine flu jab. So why aren't there any states, including Florida, that are banning the use of this stuff, right? Three deaths. Now, here you have in Australia,
Starting point is 02:45:10 this is a way smaller population than the United States. So in terms of the number here, they have five listed deaths. Only one of them was made public. The others were found out by this doctor. But these are deaths that are attributed by the government. The government is sure that this vaccine caused these deaths. There's no question about it. They report one of them, but there's four more that they don't publish. But they're certain that the vaccine caused these deaths. Now, in 1976, three deaths out of the entire
Starting point is 02:45:48 United States, and you had states ban this vaccine. Why isn't that happening today? Again, why has that changed? Just like why can't we build roads anymore? Why don't we care, really care about public health? All these guardians of public health
Starting point is 02:46:04 don't care about public health at all, do they? Oh, man, three people, five people, ten people, 3,000 people, I don't care. 10,000 people, 100,000, I don't care how many people die of this. We're going to hide it. We're going to say we don't care about it. Well, here's what one pilot in Australia, I believe, was putting these together, talking about what is happening.
Starting point is 02:46:28 Some of the pilots that have been coerced into this. This is the 1st of November this year. Just a few days ago, Austrian Airlines, OS-235 from Vienna to Berlin. The pilot has an event. The co-pilot had an event on the approach into Berlin and basically vomited over the instrument panel, which is where the radios are and some of the computers, and then leaned on the thrust levers, which control the engines and basically passed out. Emergency services were called. The captain, who was still flying at the time, managed to effect a safe and normal landing.
Starting point is 02:47:11 And basically, Austrian Airlines are now trying to distance themselves from this getting into the news. I just received an email from Austrian Airlines this morning. And basically, they did confirm that it was a pilot event on board the aircraft and the emergency services at the airport were called out. 3rd of November 22, Fly Dubai 737 has to divert to an airport in Iran after the captain falls ill. April 21, incapacitated pilot by stroke prompts the ANA 787 to do a diversion. May 20, a Delta Airlines 7 aircraft carries typically 350 people. Its flight is forced to divert as the pilot is incapacitated. Lufthansa, first officer collapses on a flight attendant when he's taking a restroom break. That was September 21.
Starting point is 02:47:57 October 22, Indonesian pilot collapses in the cabin. And that's actually on video. There's a video clip of that. Passengers have actually got that posted. And that's actually on video uh there's a video clip of that passengers who've actually got that posted and that's on that twitter december 21 west jet canadian pilot collapsed in mid-flight the plane has to divert air canada diverts to orlando on the 26th of september 22 one of the pilots incapacitated another austrian airline 767, near Vienna on October 22nd. First officer incapacitated. Eurowings Airbus A320 diverts to Munich on the 24th of July 22nd.
Starting point is 02:48:33 The first officer is incapacitated. The pilot of a Boeing dies on a Boeing 737. Emergency diversion to Omsk in Russia, September 22nd. Alaskan Airlines 737. Two cabin crew members are incapacitated, November 22. Jet-2 in the UK, 737 diverts after pilot incapacitation. That was in August 2022. And a pilot incapacitation in Argentina on JetSmart, July 22.
Starting point is 02:49:07 CityLink Indonesia pilot dies shortly. The other pilot makes an emergency landing. You start to see a pattern here. I guess it's just rare. It really doesn't matter. It doesn't matter how many pilots drop over. When you look at this, a lot of pilots are told, hey, look, it's a jab or your job. Well, it turns out that a lot of pilots who got the jab have lost their job anyway, because after they have a heart attack or some issue like that, they're not allowed to fly anymore.
Starting point is 02:49:33 Or maybe they have some kind of a nervous system reaction, as the orthopedic surgeon that I talked to can't practice anymore because he can't stop his hands from shaking. See, they were told the choice was the job or the jab, but the jab caused them to lose their job. In many cases, it's caused people to lose their lives, but we don't really care about this. I had a t-shirt once upon a time.
Starting point is 02:49:55 We had, uh, the money or your rights thing, you know, because of the time we did this about 30 years ago, republicans like to talk about economic liberty and uh you know the uh the democrats at the time uh like to talk about uh civil liberties of course they don't anymore except to take them right and um you know so but but uh it used to be that you know that was typically the way that you would perceive uh the between the two parties, maybe back in, if you're looking at Liberty back in the eighties, for example. And so we had a, you know, a, a, a elephant with, you know, uncle Sam hat on and a Democrat with the same thing. And they're pointing a gun, a big gun right in your face.
Starting point is 02:50:40 One of them says your money or your rights, you know, it's like highway robbery. And that's what the choice that they gave people, right? No, all about choice lanes. We're all about choice of vaccines. No, uh, they tried to coerce us. They tried to make our lives miserable and uncomfortable to take the shot or they'll fire us.
Starting point is 02:50:56 And so as we're talking about the pilots who got the shots that are having these episodes that are putting hundreds of people's lives at risk. Having pilots, again, they violated all of the rules. If you get something that is an experimental procedure, you're not supposed to be allowed to fly. But, of course, they coerced that. They not only got rid of their rules just like OSHA did, right? You can't, well, we're going to mandate that you've got to wear some masks.
Starting point is 02:51:25 If you're working in a very dusty environment, OSHA would mandate it. But then it would say, well, you can't wear it for more than 20 minutes because it's going to cause you physical harm, oxygen deprivation. But then OSHA is where Biden tried to run these mask mandates through. And so you've got the FAA saying, well, if you take an experimental drug or something, you're not supposed to be able to fly. But then they put these out and say, well, now we're going to demand that you take this. Everything upside down.
Starting point is 02:51:53 So these are United Airline employees filing lawsuits over these COVID jab mandates. And as they point out in this article on LifeSite News, they said their case asserts that when the Biden administration's unconscionable goal of requiring every working person across the land to submit to the jab was stymied by Congress and the courts, the administration found a willing accomplice in the private sector to carry out its totalitarian intent. This is why I said when everybody was, when I was opposing Trump because of the vaccine
Starting point is 02:52:25 and people say, well, you better hope that Trump gets in because Biden is going to mandate it to people. I said, you really don't think that Trump's going to do it? I told him, you remember, he said, you got to get the shot, right? MMR. I'm not going to pay attention to people's religious objections. I don't care what the parents think. Even if they're in a private religious school, they're going to get that MMR. And Trump was all that i said no the way here's the difference isn't that you're going to be mandated if biden gets it and you're not going to be mandated if trump gets it i said trump will use the corporations to do it and biden did that as well you know trump may not have required it for the military i don't know we'd have to wait see. I kind of think that he was putty
Starting point is 02:53:06 in their hands, and I think that he would have. But I guarantee you that they would have rolled this, the same program and the same scam of saying, the FDA has approved it, so now we can let the private companies require it. 30 brave men
Starting point is 02:53:22 and women have joined together in this legal complaint to let United know that there is a high price to pay for willfully deceiving, coercing, harassing, and inflicting grave physical harm on Americans by enforcing an unfounded, unjustifiable, dangerous medical mandate. At the same time, these people have been the proverbial canary in the coal mine. Their employers unrestrained nightmarish treatment in response to their sincere attempt to follow their consciences and remain true to their religious beliefs
Starting point is 02:53:51 is a warning to all Americans that the woke religion of our increasingly Marxist government demands unswerving fealty. I 100% agree with that. That's from LifeSite News. Do you remember in Moscow, Idaho? Do you remember early on in this? It was in September of 2020.
Starting point is 02:54:18 And it was the church where Doug Wilson is a pastor there in Moscow, Idaho. They went on a regular basis. They'd been accustomed to doing open air sings. And so the church would go out in the public square and they would sing hymns or whatever. And they've been doing that on a regular basis. That got shut down in Moscow, Idaho because of this pandemic stuff.
Starting point is 02:54:42 By September, they said, yeah, we're not gonna, we know this is fake. We're not going to, we know this is fake. We're not going to comply with this anymore. Let's go hold our, uh, open air sing. Like we usually do a Psalm sing is what they call it. Uh, so September 23rd, 2020, a protest of, uh, the person who is now the former mayor and their dictatorial health border, the protest included a peaceful singing.
Starting point is 02:55:04 It took place outside. It was outside the city hall. They said at the time, we like to sing psalms and hymns and protest. That's how we like to respond to city and government overreach. And so we went to a psalm sing protest. He said the event was specifically designed to protest the city council and the mayor's quote unconstitutional emergency order, which had recently been renewed.
Starting point is 02:55:30 The rules purportedly impacted people's ability to gather, including outdoors. Quote, when you're outdoors, you had to wear a mask or you had to stand six feet apart. So if you weren't wearing a mask, you had to stand six feet away from anybody else. But if you were wearing a mask, you could walk side by side with people. And if you remember at the time, just to put this in context, the CDC was putting out issues, you know, here's how risky certain types of behavior are. The most risky thing they said was to go to church and sing. Well, yeah, nothing to be suspicious about with that, right? Anyway, he said, while no one had to, had up to that point been cited for breaking the
Starting point is 02:56:15 emergency order and nobody had been arrested, the situation apparently changed that day. As soon as they started, began the singing, uhrench is the guy's name, said, the cop came over to me and said, give me your driver's license. I said, no, you're wrong. And I'm exercising my human rights. Think about that. Why do I need to have a driver's license to stand and sing? I'm not driving a car.
Starting point is 02:56:36 Why do I need a license? So, because everything in your life is now a privilege, right? Give me your identity papers, please. Yeah, we're not Nazis in this country, are we? Got to have your identity papers. Show me your identity papers. Well, anyway, he said, so he proceeded to take my hymn book away from me, to handcuff me, arrest me. That was in America. And you remember, we played the videos at the time, and everybody was, wow, and it was good for those guys. Rich said he had people all over the world email him.
Starting point is 02:57:07 One pastor from overseas, expressing dismay, he said he emailed and he said, I saw it was Moscow. I thought it was Moscow, Russia. Then I Googled it further and saw it was Moscow, Idaho. And I never in my wildest dreams would have imagined somebody in America getting arrested for exercising their religious freedom. Well, the problem is, is that Moscow, Idaho, is a college town. And if it's anything like the college towns that I've known, it's probably more Marxist than Moscow is right now.
Starting point is 02:57:38 I'm serious about that. It's no exaggeration. He said, it took three years, but I won my civil case against the city. And the judge has just lambasted my city for incompetence for not understanding their own emergency orders, how their own emergency order even recognized and protected my First Amendment right. U.S. District Judge Morrison England chastised the city for its code enforcement, the way it handled the situation, said plaintiffs should never have been arrested in the first place. The constitutionality of what the city thought its code said is irrelevant, he said.
Starting point is 02:58:11 The prosecutor's charging decisions were likewise flawed. Somehow, every single city official involved overlooked the exclusionary language of constitutionally protected behavior in the ordinance. That's what the judge said. Wrench said it's a reminder that the mayor and the city council cannot suspend your constitutional rights, and we need that reminder. He also said he wants Christians to take a number of lessons away from this saga. He said we need to be more convicted in the future about what the Bible teaches about worship
Starting point is 02:58:42 and about gathering for church, and we need to be able to read the story better. He said he worries that secular forces are intent on pushing abortion, other social issues, and they're out for blood, he said. They're trying to win a cultural war. And Christians have been, I think, too passive about this cultural war. He said we need to be far more convicted about the Word of God and the public square than we are. That's absolutely true.
Starting point is 02:59:09 We need to understand where we are, who we are, what is important, what our priorities are. And we need to understand that we don't need to be ashamed of this. They're the ones who need to be ashamed. They're the ones who took an oath to the Constitution. They're the ones who are violating the law, the Constitution, and our rights given to us by God. We are not the ones to be ashamed of this. We're the ones to shine a light on what their criminal deeds are. And I'm glad to see that he got that.
Starting point is 02:59:38 It just goes to show your rights can be trampled upon by government at any level, and government at any level can be used to interpose and to protect your rights. Well, thank you for listening. That's it for our program today. The Common Man. They created Common Core to dumb down our children. They created Common Past to track and control us. Their Commons Project to make sure the commoners own nothing. And the communist future.
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