Speaker 1: What happened in that debate last night. We'll show you
Speaker 1: some previews of it, well previews, No wait, we're gonna
Speaker 1: show you some clips of it. We have said it
Speaker 1: or Ted Cruise, Brian Dean Wright, great light in the mood.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have a blast tonight. And I'm right, Well,
Speaker 1: there are moments in politics, moments in life really where
Speaker 1: you should appreciate that you've seen something no one has
Speaker 1: really seen before. Right, I've had these moments. I'm sure
Speaker 1: you've had these moments in your life where you're looking
Speaker 1: at something and you think, I'm never going to see
Speaker 1: that again, or I've never seen that before, so it's special,
Speaker 1: or no one's ever going to see something like this again.
Speaker 1: John Fetterman versus Doctor Oz. It's a huge race. That's
Speaker 1: everyone in the country's paying attention to it because it's Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania is this important swing state. All kinds of ugly
Speaker 1: stuff happened there during the twenty twenty election. They've never
Speaker 1: really got to the bottom of it. There's such it's
Speaker 1: such a different state too, with you know, Philly's going
Speaker 1: to vote this way, the country's going to go vote
Speaker 1: that way. It's just it's one of those ones everyone's
Speaker 1: watching right now. John Fetterman. John Fetterman has been a
Speaker 1: lifelong idiot. He's just been a politician his entire life,
Speaker 1: mooched off his parents his entire life. And now after
Speaker 1: he's worked his way up from small town mayor, which
Speaker 1: he wrecked that small town and worked his way up
Speaker 1: through politics, now this is his time to be senator.
Speaker 1: And I've got some experience with this. These guys they
Speaker 1: run for office, they'll it'll be small, and it'll be
Speaker 1: bigger and bigger, and by the time they get to
Speaker 1: Congress or Senate, they feel like they're entitled to it.
Speaker 1: And that's what Federman's done. That's why he's watt in
Speaker 1: his fifties now running for Senate and this is his time.
Speaker 1: Except life comes at you fast. Life's unfair. John Fetterman
Speaker 1: had a stroke, a significant broke. And if you're watching
Speaker 1: me right now on the television, I bet you money
Speaker 1: you have some experience with someone in your life or
Speaker 1: maybe yourself you've had a stroke. They're terrible things. I've
Speaker 1: had family members died from them, so it's not good.
Speaker 1: It's not really a laughing matter at all. They're awful things,
Speaker 1: and they mess you up that can paralyze you. They
Speaker 1: mess with your brain function that can kill you. But
Speaker 1: John Fetterman had a stroke, and I know, I understand
Speaker 1: that this was supposed to be his time and his turn,
Speaker 1: and he gets to be a senator. Now I've worked
Speaker 1: my way up. But John Fetterman can't be a United
Speaker 1: States Senator. It can't. The United States Senate is a
Speaker 1: critically important body. It is the preeminent legislative body on
Speaker 1: the planet. Part of being a United States Senator, one
Speaker 1: of the main parts of being a United States Senator
Speaker 1: is speaking and then hearing people. I mean, look, my
Speaker 1: job isn't even important. I'm a TV host and radio host.
Speaker 1: It's not even an important job. I'm not allowed to
Speaker 1: do this if I can't talk. If I wake up
Speaker 1: tomorrow and someone had surgically removed my voice box in
Speaker 1: the middle of the night, I'm sorry, but you've watched
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly on I'm Right for the last time. That's
Speaker 1: just part of the jahab. Tom Brady doesn't get to
Speaker 1: keep playing quarterback if he can't throw anymore. If you're
Speaker 1: a senator and you can't complete sentences or understand sentences. Well,
Speaker 1: you can't be in the United States Senate. Nut's unfair,
Speaker 1: life's unfair. But this human being right here cannot represent
Speaker 1: the United States of America, both at home and abroad.
Speaker 1: I want you to look at this gigantic oath, and
Speaker 1: I want you to picture this human beating human being,
Speaker 1: let's say, negotiating oil with a Saudi prince. I do
Speaker 1: want to clarify something you're saying tonight, that you support fracking,
Speaker 1: that you've always supported fracking. But there is that twenty
Speaker 1: eighteen interview that you said, quote, I don't support fracking
Speaker 1: at all. So how do you square the two? I
Speaker 1: do support fracking and I don't. I don't. I support
Speaker 1: fracking and I stand and I do support fracking, like
Speaker 1: I can't be a senator. I tell you something else.
Speaker 1: That guy's wife should be freaking ashamed of herself. Ashamed
Speaker 1: of herself. I've never seen anything like that. I pay
Speaker 1: quite a bit of attention to politics, as I know
Speaker 1: you probably do too. I've never seen anything like it.
Speaker 1: You thought that was bad. Here's what he had to
Speaker 1: say about taxes. I'm still not sure what he said here,
Speaker 1: mister Fetterman. I will allow a fifteen second rebuttal he
Speaker 1: has specifically said you have not paid your taxes and
Speaker 1: that you want to raise taxes on Americans. How do
Speaker 1: you respond? Absolutely the role of person he's lying it
Speaker 1: was helping to students seventeen years ago to help them,
Speaker 1: you know, buy their own homes. They freak didn't pay
Speaker 1: the bills and it got are paid. And it has
Speaker 1: never been an issue in any of the campaign before.
Speaker 1: It was all about nonprofit that gout camping a United
Speaker 1: States senator because he can't talk. Oh, jess, it's just disability.
Speaker 1: I know, life's unfair. Can't be a senator you can't talk,
Speaker 1: which brings us to the other race. Everyone's paying attention
Speaker 1: to Lee Zeldon. Lee Zelden actually has a chance in
Speaker 1: New York and he definitely has a chance now because
Speaker 1: Kathy Hochel debated him last night and wrote his next
Speaker 1: campaign ad for him. And you got people who are
Speaker 1: afraid of being pushed in front of oncoming subway cars.
Speaker 1: They're being stabbed, beaten to death on a street with hammers.
Speaker 1: Go talk to the Asian American community and how it's
Speaker 1: to impact them with the loss of lives Jewish people
Speaker 1: targeted with raw and violent anti semitism on our streets.
Speaker 1: It just happened. Yet again. We need to be talking
Speaker 1: about all of these other crimes, but instead Kathy Holkle's
Speaker 1: too busy petting herself on the back. Job well done. No, actually,
Speaker 1: right now, there should be a special session. The state
Speaker 1: legislature should come back and they should overhaul Castle's bail
Speaker 1: and these other pro criminal laws with zero tolerance. But
Speaker 1: they're saying elect me. She says, elect me, and then
Speaker 1: you'll find out where maybe I'll stand on this issue
Speaker 1: in January. Yeah, I think LEAs Elton's gonna win that, right.
Speaker 1: I mean, what's her answer for the fact people are
Speaker 1: fleeing New York? Yeah, I mean the reality is, and
Speaker 1: I've been asking for months and my opponents still can't
Speaker 1: finish this sentence. You can't expect her to ever fix it.
Speaker 1: But New York leads the entire nation and population loss
Speaker 1: because she actually got asked this question by the media
Speaker 1: a few weeks ago in Cho's at Binghamton Airports. Probably
Speaker 1: love to have a redo because she mess it up
Speaker 1: that time. For me, you ask me, why does New
Speaker 1: York lead the entire nation population lass? Because their wallets
Speaker 1: their safety, their freedom, and their quality of their kids
Speaker 1: education under attack. So they're hitting their breaking point. They're
Speaker 1: looking at other states like the Carolinas, Tennessee, Texas, Florida
Speaker 1: and elsewhere, and they feel like their money will go further,
Speaker 1: they'll feel safer, and they'll live life freer. I swear
Speaker 1: I think the guy's going to do it. Now. I
Speaker 1: am getting my hopes up. Anyway, let's ask Ted about
Speaker 1: this joining me now. My friend, Senator Ted Cruz has
Speaker 1: a new book. I'm going to talk about this and
Speaker 1: other things. Senator, I guess I should say author at
Speaker 1: this point in time, author of the new book Justice Corrupted,
Speaker 1: which we will get to in a moment. I'm genuinely
Speaker 1: not being mean, because strokes are horrible things. As I
Speaker 1: said at the beginning of the show, I've had plenty
Speaker 1: of experience with it in my own family. They're awful.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows they're awful, So it's not a laughing matter.
Speaker 1: But as a United States senator, maybe you can speak
Speaker 1: to the fact that speaking and understanding other people when
Speaker 1: they speak is a fairly critical part of the job.
Speaker 1: And then if you can't do that, Republican or Democrat,
Speaker 1: you shouldn't be in the Senate. Well, Jesse, thank yeah
Speaker 1: for having me on good Night though it was the Senator,
Speaker 1: I'll be honest, I yes, it was funny, but it
Speaker 1: was sad. It was genuinely sad, and I found myself
Speaker 1: asking who were the people in this guy's life that
Speaker 1: are going to step in? If that was my father
Speaker 1: or my wife for something, I would have I would
Speaker 1: have walked out on stage and said we're done. Here,
Speaker 1: We're done. And yet these people don't seem to care. Well,
Speaker 1: look do you see Joe Biden doing it with her husband?
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean Joe Biden is obviously suffering with
Speaker 1: a serious loss of metal acuity at this point it
Speaker 1: yet is undeniable. And last night, I will say, you know,
Speaker 1: Fetterman's answer on fracking is so painful to watch. Um, Listen,
Speaker 1: I hope this man recovers, get gets better. He clearly
Speaker 1: hasn't yet and he may never have. Having a stroke.
Speaker 1: Victim that and stay with you forever. It's difficult to
Speaker 1: see how he could perform the job given the lack
Speaker 1: of awareness he seems to have of anything going on
Speaker 1: around him. Listen, being in the Senate, you're in hearings,
Speaker 1: you're listening to witnesses, you're considering evidence, you're reading complicated bills.
Speaker 1: You got a job to do, and you should be
Speaker 1: meeting with constituents, meeting with farmers and ranchers and small
Speaker 1: business owners and parents, and like all the people in
Speaker 1: the state, you need to be listening to them. And
Speaker 1: I will say, on top of that, even if Fetterman
Speaker 1: were fully cognizant and healthy and able to engage in
Speaker 1: a conversation, his substantive policy issues are radical and extreme.
Speaker 1: You look at Fetterman's record on crime. We're serving on
Speaker 1: the parole board over and over and over again. He
Speaker 1: voted to release murderers, to release violent criminals. You look
Speaker 1: at the crime that is sweeping the country, but especially Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: You look at Philadelphia with a left wing George Soros
Speaker 1: district attorney who keeps releasing violent criminals, and that's what
Speaker 1: Fetterman supports. And I don't think the people of Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: are remotely happy with the massive increase and murder rate
Speaker 1: and crime rate they're seeing because of these left wing policies.
Speaker 1: How do these states that are purple states end up
Speaker 1: with these guys who are so far to the left. Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: It may not be read, but it's also not California.
Speaker 1: And yeah, you end up with that guy up there.
Speaker 1: How is this happening so consistently now? Well, listen, the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party nationally has been radicalized. It is gone to
Speaker 1: the extreme left. There are no moderate Democrats left in Washington.
Speaker 1: When I got elected to the Senate ten years ago,
Speaker 1: there were some moderate Democrats, not a lot, but they
Speaker 1: still existed. There are none left anymore. This is the
Speaker 1: party of Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren an AOC. And
Speaker 1: you look at something like Criminal Justice, my new book
Speaker 1: that just came out this week, Justice Corrupted, How the
Speaker 1: left is weaponized the legal our legal system. I walk
Speaker 1: through how these left wing DA's, for example, the George
Speaker 1: Soros das. I walked through Larry Krausner in Philadelphia, how
Speaker 1: he got elected. George Soros put millions of dollars behind
Speaker 1: electing these radicals to be das. And they come in
Speaker 1: explicitly saying this is how you dismantle our justice system.
Speaker 1: A district attorney has enormous authority number one in whom
Speaker 1: to prosecute, and you can use it as an avenging
Speaker 1: angel as a weapon to target your political opponents, and
Speaker 1: sadly we're seeing that, particularly at the US Department of Justice.
Speaker 1: But you could also use it in the decisions of
Speaker 1: whom not to prosecute. And when you have a DA
Speaker 1: that just lets violent criminals go, it's another way of
Speaker 1: abolishing the police. It's another way of defunding the police.
Speaker 1: So I've got a chapter in the book that talks about,
Speaker 1: for example, the Wakashaw Christmas Parade murderer. You remember that
Speaker 1: horrific incident in Wakashaw, Wisconstant where this derange, racist lunatic
Speaker 1: drove his red suv into a Christmas parade, murdering children,
Speaker 1: murdering little old ladies that dancing grannies were dancing, and
Speaker 1: he just deliberately plowed into them, murdering people. Well, what
Speaker 1: is maddening is that same guy had been in and
Speaker 1: out of jail over and over and over again, and
Speaker 1: the left wing DA kept letting him go and letting
Speaker 1: him go. And just days before that mass murder, he
Speaker 1: had been arrested for running somebody else over with the
Speaker 1: same damn red suv, running a woman over with that truck.
Speaker 1: And what happened. The DA gave him a slap on
Speaker 1: the wrist, a tiny little bail let him go. And
Speaker 1: you know what, when you let violent criminals go, they
Speaker 1: do it again. And this is by design. This is
Speaker 1: what Fetterman supports, this is what the Democrats in Washington support.
Speaker 1: The book is just discorrupted. I would encourage everyone to
Speaker 1: go get it because it is the issue that is
Speaker 1: the problem right now in this country. Senator, I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Jesse, always good to be with you. And
Speaker 1: ghost drows ghost rows. All right, now we got my
Speaker 1: friend Brian Dean Wright coming up because there's something going
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Speaker 1: start your morning. A vaccine mandate, not that I ever
Speaker 1: supported any of that, as you well know, but what
Speaker 1: is the purpose? What was the purpose of the vaccine mandate?
Speaker 1: You remember, the purpose was stopping the spread. It was
Speaker 1: because they told us the vaccine would stop the spread.
Speaker 1: So everyone has to get the vaccine to stop the spread.
Speaker 1: Now that's tyrannical and evil, and I never participate, hated
Speaker 1: in it, but that was always the justification. But that
Speaker 1: was what they were saying, like a long time ago.
Speaker 1: No one's even pretending that anymore. Now. The CDC director
Speaker 1: herself came out a year ago and said, oh, we
Speaker 1: were wrong. It doesn't stop the spread. They've all fires
Speaker 1: are included, all of them have had to admit it
Speaker 1: doesn't stop the spread. And yet that still seems to
Speaker 1: be something people think should be done. Joining me now,
Speaker 1: my friend Brian Dean, Right, he's the host of the
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Speaker 1: than twenty minutes be boned up on all the issues. Brian,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden got his twelve thousand smooth booster shot. Of
Speaker 1: course it had to be on TV because everything has
Speaker 1: to be performative these days, and then promptly told everyone
Speaker 1: that they have to go get it to protect others. Brian,
Speaker 1: why would getting a vaccine or if we're still calling that,
Speaker 1: why would it protect others? Oh dear, we've got a
Speaker 1: little fake news misinformation about COVID. Yeah, you said it correctly.
Speaker 1: We've got two different folks from the White House, one
Speaker 1: of the doctors that's part of the COVID nineteen response
Speaker 1: team saying the same thing that if you get it, it
Speaker 1: it protects you and others. Joe Biden said it again yesterday,
Speaker 1: so we know, as you correctly said, that is just
Speaker 1: not true. If there is a benefit, it is a
Speaker 1: therapeutic benefit to the person taking the jab itself, although
Speaker 1: that's not true for everybody who gets it. Ask your
Speaker 1: doctor if you want to do it. The bottom line
Speaker 1: is Joe Biden spreading misinformation again about COVID, and he's
Speaker 1: doing this now over and over and over again. That's
Speaker 1: the part that's curious. We should talk a little bit
Speaker 1: more about why that might be, because it's not just
Speaker 1: Joe Biden saying yesterday that these jabs are going to
Speaker 1: protect others. He's also spreading other kinds of misinformation, which
Speaker 1: is that the big promise for these new boosters, he said,
Speaker 1: is that they are better than the old jabs. Right,
Speaker 1: that's why Bisera Maderna went into their labs and tinkered
Speaker 1: with it to give us a better response with these
Speaker 1: new COVID variants. Well, turns out that's not true either.
Speaker 1: So a report a bunch of researchers at Columbia University
Speaker 1: and University of Michigan came out with a report yesterday,
Speaker 1: research showing in fact that that's not true. So they
Speaker 1: took the old jabs, they got the new jabs, and
Speaker 1: they put it with lots of different variants, and what
Speaker 1: they showed was that the antibody response these neutralizing antibodies
Speaker 1: no different with the new jabs for the new variants
Speaker 1: than the old jabs. So we're being told again by
Speaker 1: the US government visor Maderna, Joe Biden, hey, the new
Speaker 1: jabs are better for you. Well, this data says that's
Speaker 1: not true. So we yet have one more sort of
Speaker 1: peg in this long march of you know, lots of
Speaker 1: big promises and then actually that's not how it turns
Speaker 1: out to be true at the end of the day.
Speaker 1: One of the great piece on this, by the way,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden said, hey, look, if you've been fully vaccinated,
Speaker 1: all you gotta do is just get one more jab
Speaker 1: and again next year. Right, So that's the other the
Speaker 1: press conference yesterday, Brian. I don't understand though, if they
Speaker 1: didn't change the formula in the little stroke shop thing,
Speaker 1: then why is Fiser jacking their prices up at ten
Speaker 1: thousand percent? That doesn't make any sense, Oh, dear well,
Speaker 1: Fiser is saying that the reason they're increasing the markup
Speaker 1: ten thousand percent next year, although some people are saying,
Speaker 1: might be closer to eight thousand, so let's be charitable.
Speaker 1: It's closer to eight thousand percent markup, that's better. Fiser
Speaker 1: is saying, Hey, we're doing it because we need the revenue.
Speaker 1: There are a fewer people probably going to get these jabs,
Speaker 1: so we need to increase our markup to keep up
Speaker 1: our revenue. I mean, okay, sure, But the real shocker
Speaker 1: in this is they said, hey, but don't worry because
Speaker 1: you won't see the price hike. And that's because the
Speaker 1: people buying this are going to be your insurance companies
Speaker 1: or the US government. Never mind that we're all taxpayers
Speaker 1: and we pay the government's bills or you of course
Speaker 1: pay premiums and deductibles and copays, so you will pay
Speaker 1: for these jabs one way or the other. So the
Speaker 1: response by buys are here that none of us are
Speaker 1: going to feel the pain, either in our arms or
Speaker 1: in our pocketbooks. It's just falls Brian. Let's talk about
Speaker 1: something off topic before we get to the Saudis here.
Speaker 1: At a moment, I think about this sometimes. You just
Speaker 1: mentioned Joe Biden out there spouting this easily verifiable lie,
Speaker 1: and I think about the country as a whole, and
Speaker 1: how are we supposed to overcome that level of dishonesty
Speaker 1: when it comes from the very top. We're not talking
Speaker 1: about some liberal blogger in San Francisco here. When the
Speaker 1: President of the United States of America gets up and
Speaker 1: spouts black and white lies, what chance does the average
Speaker 1: American have? As much as much as your podcast has
Speaker 1: blown up, and I'm thrilled to see that it has
Speaker 1: three hundred and thirty million Americans are not listening to
Speaker 1: it every single day. So you have all these well
Speaker 1: meaning people out there what chance do they have to
Speaker 1: find the truth? None? Well, what it means is that,
Speaker 1: in fact, Elon Mosca, of course is CEO of to
Speaker 1: be Twitter and others are saying, look, there's a great
Speaker 1: thing happening in this country right now, and it's citizen journalism, right.
Speaker 1: It's folks like you, like me, like others who at
Speaker 1: least you're putting out there. Look, here's what we understand
Speaker 1: to be true in terms of the facts. Here's our
Speaker 1: opinions or our analysis on those facts. And then you,
Speaker 1: all American people, you have to discern what's truth. So
Speaker 1: what puts the burden on us to not look for
Speaker 1: you know, the Walter Kronkites who put out real journalism,
Speaker 1: Because those folks are gone now, it means we all
Speaker 1: have to do a lot more work to suss out
Speaker 1: truth from fiction, all right, Brian. The Saudis, obviously, Joe
Speaker 1: Biden has spent every minute of his now almost two
Speaker 1: years as president poking them in the ribs. They have
Speaker 1: in turn started poking him back. But we're going beyond
Speaker 1: oil prices now now apparently the Saudis and the Chinese
Speaker 1: are getting him bad. What's happening? Yeah, so about four
Speaker 1: or five years ago that the Chinese and the Saudi
Speaker 1: governments started growing their relationship of itser but it's gone
Speaker 1: basically on steroids in the past six to nine months,
Speaker 1: and that's because the Saudis don't like Joe Biden vice versa.
Speaker 1: So obviously the Saudi government is looking for new trade partners,
Speaker 1: increasing the trade that they have with existing ones, and
Speaker 1: that is China. So China is now investing over five
Speaker 1: billion dollars just in the first six months in Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia has become China's number one supplier of foreign oil.
Speaker 1: So that's frightening when we think about our greatest enemy
Speaker 1: is now buddying up with Saudi Arabia, which is one
Speaker 1: of the greatest oil providers in the world. And in fact,
Speaker 1: solar and wind ain't there yet, electric vehicles aren't there yet,
Speaker 1: so we still need oil supply. And if we're not
Speaker 1: going to produce it, and we're not in this country
Speaker 1: because Joe Biden isn't want us to do, we're gonna
Speaker 1: go find that oil somewhere. The Salutis are one of them,
Speaker 1: and they're turning away from us. So one of the
Speaker 1: more interesting things that was said yesterday. If I may
Speaker 1: add this, the Saudis said to the world, look, the
Speaker 1: United States, you are tapping into your strategic petroleum reserve,
Speaker 1: your emergency reserves, and you may find it in the
Speaker 1: next number of months that that was a very bad decision.
Speaker 1: What did the audies mean by that, we don't know.
Speaker 1: Sounded like a warning to me, So we'll see what
Speaker 1: comes from that. Okay, Brian, Well, let's game this out
Speaker 1: because that sounds pretty ominous to me. We need that
Speaker 1: oil reserve in case of emergencies to keep the country running.
Speaker 1: It needs to be full. If oil prices are about
Speaker 1: to skyrocket, that could be a budget breaking item if
Speaker 1: we have to go pay premium prices to restock the
Speaker 1: strategic oil reserve. Do I have that? Maybe about right?
Speaker 1: What we sure do, But let's let's talk about it
Speaker 1: most how it could impact you and I and everybody
Speaker 1: listening and watching right now. It's going to bust our budgets.
Speaker 1: We are going to pay a massive premium at the
Speaker 1: gas station and for all of the products that require petroleum.
Speaker 1: Right but then, of course, God forbid, if we end
Speaker 1: up in a war with Russia or China, that's going
Speaker 1: to create a problem for us. I don't have that
Speaker 1: reserve built up scary times all right. Well, actually that
Speaker 1: leads me right into this. I got a headline a
Speaker 1: couple of days ago that we have twenty five days
Speaker 1: of diesel fuel left. And that was a couple of
Speaker 1: days ago. So my powers of mass tell me that
Speaker 1: means we have twenty three days of diesel left in
Speaker 1: this country. Do I have that right? Yeah? My friend. Look,
Speaker 1: we've got a problem gasoline, diesel, natural gas, we've got
Speaker 1: heating oil. This is a crisis, most especially for a
Speaker 1: problem right now, but it could grow into a crisis
Speaker 1: all the way from Maine down to Georgia. The eastern seaboard. Really,
Speaker 1: our New England States are in big trouble. The reason
Speaker 1: why here is that there is really only one pipeline
Speaker 1: that services the East coast, the big one Colonial pipeline,
Speaker 1: and it has been full of all different kinds of
Speaker 1: products for a while now, one of them has not
Speaker 1: been diesel. We've got a refining challenge in this country
Speaker 1: for gas and diesel. So there's a shortage, right, And
Speaker 1: here's the big challenge and the big problem. The New
Speaker 1: England States, New York, all the way up to Maine.
Speaker 1: They don't get access from that pipeline. They had to
Speaker 1: have it shipped in lead from abroad, so they're competing
Speaker 1: with the Europeans in the international market. So that means
Speaker 1: they're paying a massive premium or what they can even
Speaker 1: find out there. So that's why we're seeing this crisis,
Speaker 1: and it's not going to get better anytime soon. There's
Speaker 1: a little bit more coming online through the Colonial Pipeline
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Speaker 1: I don't know if you saw it. There was this
Speaker 1: weird announcement. J said, we're gonna have a big announcement
Speaker 1: coming up, and then they got up and gave this
Speaker 1: announcement and there's something about espionage agents and recruiting people here,
Speaker 1: and because I don't trust anything or anyone in this
Speaker 1: government anymore, I just found the whole thing to be odd.
Speaker 1: So we called up our friend Natalie Winters hopefully can
Speaker 1: reveal something that I can't see in this whole thing. She's,
Speaker 1: of course, the Bannon's War Room co host, Natalie. Okay,
Speaker 1: you did some reporting last week about big Pharma and
Speaker 1: China and espionage and is there some kind of connection
Speaker 1: here or advising too many James Bond movies. No, You're
Speaker 1: totally spot on, and I think this all goes back
Speaker 1: to really the guiding principle behind the Chinese Communist parties
Speaker 1: actions towards the West, and that's the doctrine of unrestricted
Speaker 1: and really unconventional warfare, which is the idea that China,
Speaker 1: and more precisely the Chinese Communist Party, is trying to
Speaker 1: really take over the United States and become its own
Speaker 1: global hegemon without actually having to fire a shot. And
Speaker 1: how they do this is by engaging in other forms
Speaker 1: of warfare, technological warfare. You see that with companies like Huawei,
Speaker 1: which really are seeking to be the kind of five
Speaker 1: G network for the entire world, but also with information
Speaker 1: warfare and partnering with a lot of American businesses like
Speaker 1: you mentioned a lot of these big farm affirms. Obviously
Speaker 1: they want market access in China, but in order to
Speaker 1: do that, you sort of have to pay respects to
Speaker 1: the Chinese Communist Party, and a lot of times the
Speaker 1: companies do this by partnering with organizations and oftentimes universities
Speaker 1: that are totally under the thumb of the Chinese Communist Party,
Speaker 1: but oftentimes partnered even with China's military People's Liberation Army
Speaker 1: too because unfortunately, in China there really is no division
Speaker 1: between the military and civil life. And you've of course
Speaker 1: saw this with the research that was going on at
Speaker 1: the Wu Hunt Institute of Virology and COVID nineteen. So
Speaker 1: the indictment that you saw come out of the Biden
Speaker 1: regime is another example of how the Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 1: is really trying to infiltrate the United States and all sectors.
Speaker 1: But don't buy the Biden regimes kind of pre mid
Speaker 1: term pivot that they're now hard on the Chinese Communist
Speaker 1: Party because they indicted to people from Huawei. I would
Speaker 1: call this performative activism at its finest is it was
Speaker 1: Joe Biden and people like his family members Hunter Biden,
Speaker 1: who have allowed Chinese companies to gain footholds in the
Speaker 1: United States in the first place. Natalie, you've done the
Speaker 1: research on this. I haven't, so I just piggyback off
Speaker 1: of everything you say. But how pervasive is this kind
Speaker 1: of stuff here in America? How infiltraded are they? We
Speaker 1: know about the confucious institutes at universities, we obviously know
Speaker 1: about them stealing intellectual property. We know what's bad. I mean,
Speaker 1: they were driving Senator Feinstein around California, so it's bad.
Speaker 1: How bad do you think it is? Asking for an opinion, Well,
Speaker 1: you could probably have me on your show every day
Speaker 1: for five years for two blocks, and I wouldn't even
Speaker 1: be able to scratch the surface of Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 1: infiltration in the United States. So unfortunately, the answer to
Speaker 1: that is monumentous. I would argue that America is radioactive
Speaker 1: with Chinese Communist Party influence, and we've of course done
Speaker 1: a lot of reporting into this previously my work at
Speaker 1: the National Pulse too. But I think what people need
Speaker 1: to understand is that the efforts to infiltrate the United States,
Speaker 1: it's not just sort of haphazard actors. These are state
Speaker 1: run actors operating as part of what's known as China's
Speaker 1: United Front Work Department, which is a multi billion dollar
Speaker 1: political warfare department that's under the auspices of China's military.
Speaker 1: That is the same military that is probably soon going
Speaker 1: to attempt to invade Taiwan. Chinese Communist Party used political
Speaker 1: warfare and infiltration really at the same caliber that they
Speaker 1: do as they do kinetic warfare. And this department has
Speaker 1: been flagged, of course by entities here in the United
Speaker 1: States is seeking to infiltrate business leaders, political leaders, leaders
Speaker 1: in academia and media. But really what it goes to
Speaker 1: and at the core of the United Front, Mao Zedong,
Speaker 1: the former chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, likened it
Speaker 1: to a quote magic weapon to ensure that communism defeats democracy,
Speaker 1: and I think that that's what you see. At the
Speaker 1: end of the day. It's a lot easier to overtake
Speaker 1: the United States if you've sort of already knocked off
Speaker 1: a lot of the high, highly powerful players in society
Speaker 1: right all the way to sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue. People
Speaker 1: you've bought off either with money or with blackmail. So
Speaker 1: that's how the Chinese Communist Party does it. They strategically
Speaker 1: go after people who are very powerful. So it's a
Speaker 1: lot easier to kind of take over a country from within,
Speaker 1: is really without having to ever fire a shot. At
Speaker 1: least we know there's nothing that can blackmail the Biden
Speaker 1: family on okay, speaking of the powerful people. Yeah, speaking
Speaker 1: of powerful people, Bill Gates, Now, I openly admit I
Speaker 1: cannot stand this human being. I think he is one
Speaker 1: of the most vile, destructive humans and frankly genocidal on
Speaker 1: the planet. But that's my opinion. Does he fit into
Speaker 1: this puzzle somewhere he normally does as always, Yeah, Bill
Speaker 1: Gates gives the Gates Foundation I think gives charity and
Speaker 1: philanthropy a very bad and very dangerous name unfortunately. But
Speaker 1: the Gates Foundation really, I would say, kind of carrying
Speaker 1: on the legacy of Bill Gates's business endeavors. Is the
Speaker 1: founder of Microsoft, which, believe it or not, Microsoft actually
Speaker 1: created Windows China government addition, so they actually run the
Speaker 1: technological infrastructure that the Chinese Communist Party uses to administer
Speaker 1: their country. But the Gates Foundation has really been I
Speaker 1: would say it in the last few years, increasing the
Speaker 1: amount of money that they've been giving to Chinese state
Speaker 1: run entities to fund what they euphamize, as you know,
Speaker 1: philanthropic ventures, a lot of this being in the sector
Speaker 1: of healthcare and pharmaceutical industry type type grants. But most recently,
Speaker 1: even just yesterday, I reported that the Gates Foundation gave
Speaker 1: nearly half a million dollars to a Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 1: run university that is very closely linked to China's military
Speaker 1: to help it become sort of a global hub for
Speaker 1: manufacturing healthcare products for the entire world. They also recently
Speaker 1: gave a grant to the Clinton Health Access Initiative to
Speaker 1: help create China as a more kind of i would say,
Speaker 1: manufacturing base for pharmaceutical drugs and healthcare products. And what's
Speaker 1: so crazy about this is that they really say the
Speaker 1: quiet part out loud. If you read the grants and
Speaker 1: you read the subtext, the Gates Foundation is very open
Speaker 1: in their mission to make China kind of a hub
Speaker 1: of biopharmaceutical engineering and the manufacturing of healthcare products. They've
Speaker 1: also given grants to organizations very closely tied to the
Speaker 1: Wuhan Institute of Irology and have given millions of dollars
Speaker 1: to fund scientific research in China since the onset of
Speaker 1: the COVID nineteen pandemic, which if we've learned anything it's that,
Speaker 1: you know, we don't want any any dollars, let alone
Speaker 1: US tax dollars, let alone Bill Gates's dollars anywhere near
Speaker 1: in the hands of the Chinese Communist Party. China get
Speaker 1: involved in our elections. I mean, I'm only assuming if
Speaker 1: they're that involved in our society, they're going to try
Speaker 1: to stick their nose or have stuck their nose in
Speaker 1: our elections. What are we thinking for the mid terms? Well,
Speaker 1: unfortunately the answer is yes. We reported yesterday that a
Speaker 1: group known as the Carter Center, named after of course,
Speaker 1: former Democratic President Jimmy Carter, which not only has been
Speaker 1: partnered with China's Ministry of Civil Affairs on election administration
Speaker 1: in China, but they've actually accepted funds and have collaborated
Speaker 1: for decades with groups part of China's United Front as
Speaker 1: I mentioned before, but the Carter Centers actually being brought
Speaker 1: in by a lot of swing states, primarily in Georgia, Michigan, Florida, Arizona,
Speaker 1: and North Carolina to serve as quote non partisan election observers,
Speaker 1: whatever that means. But unfortunately, we've seen this type of
Speaker 1: I would say it's information warfare be used in previous elections.
Speaker 1: The Carter Center was used in twenty twenty during the
Speaker 1: Georgia election audits to say that there was no fraud
Speaker 1: into a firm. Joe Biden was the victor in that state.
Speaker 1: So what you're seeing here is actors like the Carter
Speaker 1: Center really be leveraged by the mainstream media, by the
Speaker 1: establishment to be to pretend to be independent adjudicators of
Speaker 1: election results. There are the people who I'm sure coming
Speaker 1: up in these midterms will say Republicans win that it
Speaker 1: was only because of fraud. But in reality, I think
Speaker 1: it's important for people to remember that these so called
Speaker 1: nonpartisan election observers are nonpartisan and nor are they you know,
Speaker 1: passed observers. They come from a clearly partisan group. Obviously,
Speaker 1: the Carter Center is left wing, but also a group
Speaker 1: that has very, very concerning ties to the Chinese Communist Party.
Speaker 1: You can read the full report. It's it's too much
Speaker 1: to get into. You don't think we have enough time
Speaker 1: on war rooms dot org. But it's safe to say
Speaker 1: that the Chinese Communist Party is funding the group that
Speaker 1: is choosing the people who are going to be observing
Speaker 1: our upcoming elections. Well good, Well, at least it's only
Speaker 1: states like Arizona, Michigan, and North Carolina. I mean, we
Speaker 1: don't have to worry about them because they're not swing
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Speaker 1: editor of The Spectator, Washington, editor of The Spectator and
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Speaker 1: at Georgetown? Nothing good? I can tell you that Jesse.
Speaker 1: I recently launched an investigation into Georgetown Medical School and
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Speaker 1: from his teaching position at Georgetown. Amber. It is well,
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Speaker 1: who suffer from gender dysphoria, and they make it pretty
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Amber, appreciate you. Thanks Jesse. All right, Oh,
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