Speaker 1: Do anything.
Speaker 2: And looking at heart.
Speaker 3: And in.
Speaker 1: And welcome should do us to a cowboy logic. Everyone,
Speaker 1: we have our pencils.
Speaker 4: Scratch my beaver, Donna, Yeah, Hey, listen, hey, is there
Speaker 4: a show on rap that you haven't been on this
Speaker 4: past week?
Speaker 5: At no.
Speaker 4: And we need to let you guys know that, as
Speaker 4: many of you do, we always record.
Speaker 6: The shows on Saturdays, and.
Speaker 4: So right now today when we're recording, this is August first,
Speaker 4: and I have to thank every.
Speaker 6: One of you.
Speaker 4: For your unbelievably kind response to our latest song that
Speaker 4: we released, our latest single, Extortion one seven, because we
Speaker 4: woke up this morning and you guys had put that
Speaker 4: song at number ten on the iTunes Country.
Speaker 6: Charts and you're amazing.
Speaker 7: Thank yous.
Speaker 4: Now we need to keep pushing this song, Extortion one seven.
Speaker 4: By the time you see this show will have taken
Speaker 4: place already the remembrance of that the fifteen year anniversary
Speaker 4: on August sixth, because Extortion.
Speaker 6: One seventh took place August sixth, twenty eleven.
Speaker 4: And so but we're still continuing in our quest to
Speaker 4: pay this whole song forward by donating every penny of
Speaker 4: our royalties that we own that we earn which will
Speaker 4: earn off of downloads. Don't just stream the song. That's
Speaker 4: that's hundreds of a penny. But if you download the song,
Speaker 4: we will receive royalty money on that and one hundred
Speaker 4: of the royalty money that we earn will go in
Speaker 4: the form of a donation to Operation three hundred. And
Speaker 4: you can check out that organization at OP three hundred
Speaker 4: dot org. But we can't make any money off of
Speaker 4: two things, Jan six ers, and we can't make money
Speaker 4: off the fallen okay, our falling Fallen Warriors. And so
Speaker 4: Donna and I very quickly made the decision that, you know,
Speaker 4: when this song was released and all of a sudden
Speaker 4: sales start happening, that every penny that we ever earn
Speaker 4: off of this song, every penny forever, will go to
Speaker 4: Operation three hundred. And let me tell you, Donna knows this.
Speaker 4: You guys might not. The distribution agreement that we have
Speaker 4: with Real America's Music. If we release a song that
Speaker 4: they distribute, they have exclusive rights to distribute that song
Speaker 4: for seventy years.
Speaker 6: That's how these things work, and so long after we're.
Speaker 4: Gone, that money will be directed to Operation three hundred.
Speaker 4: We'd appreciate it if you don't wait seventy years to
Speaker 4: download it. Let's go ahead and keep pushing that because
Speaker 4: based on the sales that take place this week and
Speaker 4: this weekend, or this past week and this weekend, that's
Speaker 4: going to determine where this thing lands on Billboard.
Speaker 6: So do us a favor, go download Extortion one to seven.
Speaker 6: My last name N E U E N.
Speaker 4: And let's just keep banging this thing all over the
Speaker 4: charts and show the rest of the entire recording industry
Speaker 4: that a real America's music is a viable distribution company
Speaker 4: that should be taken very serious by the recording industry,
Speaker 4: but also America's desire and need for good music that
Speaker 4: is faith based, that is freedom based, and that is
Speaker 4: country based.
Speaker 6: Love of country.
Speaker 1: It looks a dollar twenty nine, dollar twenty nine.
Speaker 4: Download it on iTunes, download it wherever you can. But
Speaker 4: if you want to keep this thing really up on
Speaker 4: the charts, go to iTunes and download it. But woke
Speaker 4: up this morning and you guys stuck us in the
Speaker 4: top ten, and that's totally cool with us.
Speaker 1: We've got a whole other week. Hopefully we'll be living
Speaker 1: up in the charts. But a dollar twenty nine that's
Speaker 1: mice nuts. It's nothing.
Speaker 4: You would have never said mice nuts if I didn't
Speaker 4: start saying.
Speaker 6: That years ago.
Speaker 1: Right, it does.
Speaker 6: That's not a new jersey. It sounds like it should
Speaker 6: be a new jersey, yes, but it's not.
Speaker 4: Hey, listen, we got something else that's kind of cool
Speaker 4: that we want to talk to you about. I'm actually
Speaker 4: going to take the rest of the show off after
Speaker 4: this segment, because I'm a big top ten recording artist.
Speaker 6: No, We've got a name.
Speaker 4: We've got a dear friend and a beautiful young lady
Speaker 4: that is spending the weekend with us here at the farm,
Speaker 4: and you guys have seen her on our show and
Speaker 4: you totally embraced her.
Speaker 6: And that's Gwen Andrews.
Speaker 4: Gwen is going to be sitting in for me for
Speaker 4: the rest of the show, and so she's going to
Speaker 4: be making her debut as a co host on Cowboy Lodging.
Speaker 1: You know, I gotta tell you. When she pulled in yesterday,
Speaker 1: Puppy Bannon was in the barn eating a big chunk
Speaker 1: of horse paps.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, this is good.
Speaker 1: And then he runs up to her and gives her
Speaker 1: a big old lick right on the face and She's like, dah, yeah, but.
Speaker 6: She didn't know that he'd eat horse.
Speaker 1: Oh she did. I told her that when he did,
Speaker 1: and she's like, oh man, that was her introduction to
Speaker 1: the farm.
Speaker 6: Hey listen, you guys have seen me eat horsepoop. Okay, now,
Speaker 6: some of.
Speaker 1: The videos that i'd made dog well.
Speaker 4: But some of the videos we can't really put on
Speaker 4: the air because I think Zen Master and Zen Junior
Speaker 4: would probably flip out pretty good. But eating horsepoop is
Speaker 4: not dangerous. Well, it's not dangerous.
Speaker 1: It's organic.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's all grass yep.
Speaker 1: Organic. It's got chicken litter mixed in there too, Believe
Speaker 1: it or not. That's free.
Speaker 4: And chickens eat their own poop. Did you guys know that?
Speaker 4: So poop can't be real bad.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, it's too much information.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but here's the thing. We're here to educate.
Speaker 4: Oh you know, and you guys know that we tell
Speaker 4: the truth, even at the risk and oftentimes at the
Speaker 4: result of being shadow band on social media, kicked off
Speaker 4: social media, bank accounts being closed down, Bank of America.
Speaker 4: That's the middle finger for Bank of America. So we're
Speaker 4: going to tell you the truth about horse poop too.
Speaker 4: By gosh, and if Linda's watching, she still kisses me
Speaker 4: after I eat horse poop.
Speaker 1: Well, i'd make you brush your teeth first. I'm thinking
Speaker 1: Old Glory Bank might be where we want to go here.
Speaker 1: You know, we haven't done.
Speaker 4: That yet, Hey, Kelly Meg, to do that. Kelly Megs
Speaker 4: and Connie Megs they bank with old Glory. There you go,
Speaker 4: but at any rate, you know, getting back to the listen,
Speaker 4: we got to get back to the important stuff here.
Speaker 6: Of eating horsepoop. It tastes kind of like stale tobacco.
Speaker 4: When I would play baseball and the season would come
Speaker 4: to an end, I'd always have bags at tobacco in
Speaker 4: my bat bag. And so spring ball comes around and
Speaker 4: I opened the back back the bat bag.
Speaker 3: Up, what are you looking for?
Speaker 1: I was looking for the cowboy logic beef jerky that
Speaker 1: we have two years ago. It probably tastes about the same.
Speaker 4: Well, it tastes like old stale to back, chewing the
Speaker 4: back is what it tastes like. All right, Back to
Speaker 4: Extortion one to seven, because this is the last time
Speaker 4: I'm going to be able to talk about it in
Speaker 4: this show. Please, ladies and gentlemen, go find the single
Speaker 4: download the single. Go over to Real America's Voice YouTube account.
Speaker 4: You can watch the entire music video, which is like
Speaker 4: almost nine minutes long, because we really tell a story
Speaker 4: in that music.
Speaker 1: Story has to be told and a lot of people
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 4: And if you need to, if you don't know what
Speaker 4: we're talking about, go back to last week's show because
Speaker 4: we did an entire two hour special about Extortion one seven.
Speaker 4: But download it, download it, download it, get your friends
Speaker 4: to download it. Let's get some money in the bank
Speaker 4: there for Operation three hundred.
Speaker 6: This is what it's all about.
Speaker 4: Honoring these heroes, Honoring them all right. I've enjoyed letting
Speaker 4: you talk the entire segment. Donnay, this is a total rarity,
Speaker 4: you know, for a Jersey it is very rare, that's right,
Speaker 4: and it's quite quite an accomplishment on my part.
Speaker 6: Gwynn Andrews is going to be joining us.
Speaker 4: You guys, embrace her you did before, and she's got
Speaker 4: a lot to talk about. But more than more than anything,
Speaker 4: what's really cool is this is her maiden voyage as
Speaker 4: a co host on a television show, not a podcast,
Speaker 4: television show where we got hard outs, and hard outs
Speaker 4: are sometimes hard to hit.
Speaker 6: Greta ancestron. You know what I mean, because we'll be
Speaker 6: right back.
Speaker 3: We still smell.
Speaker 8: The jet fuel on the news that night, your faces
Speaker 8: on the screen. We can't turn off a fight.
Speaker 1: You laugh to sit on one all ride.
Speaker 3: Then we're home.
Speaker 8: Now the sky stays empty and the flag flies half along.
Speaker 9: Some stories deserve more than headlines. They deserve to be remembered.
Speaker 9: Extortion seventeen honors the thirty American service members and eight
Speaker 9: Afghan partners who made the ultimate sacrifice when their helicopter
Speaker 9: was shot down during a mission in Afghanistan on August sixth,
Speaker 9: twenty eleven. Through powerful orchestration and heartfelt emotion, composer Don
Speaker 9: Newan pays tribute to their courage, their service, and the
Speaker 9: families who continue to carry their legacy from Real America's music.
Speaker 9: This is Extortion one seven by Don Newen. Download it now.
Speaker 10: Confidence that a good pickup man brings to an event,
Speaker 10: nobody will ever give him credit for it. Thousands and
Speaker 10: thousands of miles driven, hundreds and hundreds of hours of
Speaker 10: being a good steward and a horseman will never be recognized.
Speaker 10: But that one instant when he might have saved your son,
Speaker 10: your brother your friend by being in the right place
Speaker 10: at the right time.
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Speaker 1: welcome Gwen. This is so cool to have you back.
Speaker 11: Have you that it's an honor to be even be
Speaker 11: remotely affiliated with Sophie Cunningham.
Speaker 12: So thank you.
Speaker 1: Show your shirt. Show the shirt there, it is amazing.
Speaker 1: All right, the twenty two second point, and explain to
Speaker 1: everybody why you are West George's version. Yes, Sophie Cunningham,
Speaker 1: you played basketball at the University of West Georgia.
Speaker 11: Yes, well, not at the University of Georgia. I played
Speaker 11: at the University or True McConnell up in Cleveland, Oh okay,
Speaker 11: So I do have a little bit of a collegiate
Speaker 11: ball experience. And I can also very much speak into
Speaker 11: this because I was a leading scorer in technical fouls
Speaker 11: back in high school. I had to pay a fine
Speaker 11: set out of a game. Do anger management class, all
Speaker 11: the fun things.
Speaker 12: With that innocent thing, right, They hate passion.
Speaker 11: If you play like a man, you get punished like
Speaker 11: a woman. It's really unfortunate. And so this video circulates
Speaker 11: on social media of Sophie pointing, and you know, she's
Speaker 11: been going viral for different reasons this year, but she
Speaker 11: has been the number one defender for Caitlyn Clark, and
Speaker 11: it looks like a person on the other team named
Speaker 11: Dewana and Kaitlyn Clark get into it. Kaitlyn Clark gets
Speaker 11: a technical and Sophie goes, well, what about her, Well,
Speaker 11: she needs to be getting a technical foul too, This
Speaker 11: isn't fair. And she can clearly see that the player
Speaker 11: Do Wanna doesn't like that she's being pointed at, and
Speaker 11: so then they're pointing at each other and it becomes
Speaker 11: this meme and it goes all over social media and
Speaker 11: it just shows that Sophie was backing up Kaitlyn Clark,
Speaker 11: and then Do Wanna goes and shoots her technical foul
Speaker 11: free throws and misses, and so we have a phrase
Speaker 11: called ball Don't Lie, and the ball does not lie
Speaker 11: about this situation right here, which is that Sophie Cunningham
Speaker 11: is awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and she missed the shot. She made dB or
Speaker 1: whatever the hell I name is missed the shot, which
Speaker 1: is really cool. Let's show that ron.
Speaker 12: They'll tell you.
Speaker 1: She did it for twenty two seconds. It's epic. And
Speaker 1: then when she walks past her.
Speaker 12: She's like, everything is over. She walks past the girl
Speaker 12: again and goes.
Speaker 1: It's epic and she's made a ton of money on
Speaker 1: these shirts. Now with all this stuff, but you can
Speaker 1: vouch for this. Okay. Here's the thing. And it's sad
Speaker 1: because you've got young girls of all races, quite honestly,
Speaker 1: really wanting to possibly have some people look they look
Speaker 1: up to athletes. I don't know why they do what
Speaker 1: they do. Okay. So now we have two kids, two
Speaker 1: young girls at this whatever it is Seattle Storm game,
Speaker 1: who were up there saying they have XX and YY shirts. Okay,
Speaker 1: obviously you believe they're two genders.
Speaker 12: I do absolutely, I know there are I don't believe it.
Speaker 1: Okay. So Sophie decided to take a stand for these
Speaker 1: girls because they were actually attacked not only by people
Speaker 1: at the in Seattle, but the co owner, Celeste Keaton
Speaker 1: of the Seattle team the Seattle Storm checked us out.
Speaker 11: Thank you, Shelby, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: You sit up for us.
Speaker 7: You didn't have to. You could have taken the easy
Speaker 7: way up.
Speaker 12: You could have sat back and enjoyed your fame.
Speaker 11: You could have avoided the hate, taken the money and
Speaker 11: quietly closed the door behind you, leaving girls.
Speaker 7: Like us to fight this battle. Alone, but you didn't.
Speaker 3: You spoke up.
Speaker 11: You spoke up when it comes just to protu to
Speaker 11: young girls in sport, I feel very strongly about that.
Speaker 13: And said what millions of women were thinking but were
Speaker 13: too afraid to say.
Speaker 7: And when they tried to make you back down, you.
Speaker 12: Study even taller. I said what I said. I think
Speaker 12: it's kind of common sense.
Speaker 11: So thank you, so thank you.
Speaker 12: Thank you for showing me what strength looks like, what
Speaker 12: courage looks like, what integrity is and I think I'll
Speaker 12: always believe in that.
Speaker 7: Thank you for showing us what it means to be a.
Speaker 12: Real one God take on the man that is truly just.
Speaker 11: I mean, it brings me to tears because you know,
Speaker 11: I have a daughter, and I remember when I was
Speaker 11: young and my dad. I was in eighth grade, and
Speaker 11: my dad looked at me and said, if you ever
Speaker 11: run against a boy at a track meet, you have
Speaker 11: my permission to trip him. And I thought to myself,
Speaker 11: why in the world would I ever be running against
Speaker 11: a boy. And clearly here we are now where people
Speaker 11: are getting promoted, they are skyrocketing because they say something
Speaker 11: as simple as I believe that women should only play
Speaker 11: against biological women. I mean true like that. Just if
Speaker 11: that doesn't show you the state that we are in
Speaker 11: of why we need to get out and vote, why
Speaker 11: we need to raise our voices, why we need to
Speaker 11: protect women in sports, young girls in sports.
Speaker 14: This.
Speaker 11: I love Sophie and I'm so thankful that she took
Speaker 11: this stand because she not only said what she believed,
Speaker 11: which was the truth, she doubled down and said, I
Speaker 11: feel strongly about this, and then.
Speaker 12: She said I will always believe that.
Speaker 11: She made it very clear to ESPN, to the media,
Speaker 11: and to the players in her league.
Speaker 12: There's nothing that you can do to change this fact.
Speaker 1: Talk about what we had been discussing when you were
Speaker 1: here at the farm, about how this you saw this
Speaker 1: problem even in high school basketball, even in high school.
Speaker 12: Yeah, no, I definitely.
Speaker 11: I wasn't as aware of the whole transgender issue, and
Speaker 11: I didn't play against any trainees to my knowledge. I
Speaker 11: think they probably would have told me because they love
Speaker 11: to tell everybody. But I did play with and against
Speaker 11: a lot of women who seem to look like men,
Speaker 11: who seem to be in relationships with the same sex,
Speaker 11: and that has been the culture for young female sports
Speaker 11: between I would say sixth grade to twelfth grade. Doesn't
Speaker 11: matter where the school is located. It doesn't matter if
Speaker 11: it's a Christian school, it doesn't matter who these girls
Speaker 11: were raised by. There seems to be this infiltration of
Speaker 11: gender ideology, confusion, and.
Speaker 12: Might I add racism.
Speaker 11: I mean, you want to find reverse racism, you go
Speaker 11: to the basketball court, because the way that these people
Speaker 11: claim they're being treated is how we're being treated on
Speaker 11: the court.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean Caitlin Clark's neck right well, stepped on
Speaker 1: basically or pushed or punched or whatever, and she got
Speaker 1: away with that. I think a one game suspension, yep
Speaker 1: or whatever. The other thing is, talk about your work
Speaker 1: that you're doing right now.
Speaker 11: Yeah, So I currently work in the pro life movement.
Speaker 11: I go around to different college campuses and I do
Speaker 11: public speaking.
Speaker 12: I talk about my basketball career.
Speaker 11: I talk about how that ended through an unexpected pregnancy,
Speaker 11: that I almost got an abortion, chose life for my
Speaker 11: daughter and ended up playing placing her for open adoption.
Speaker 11: And I really use this to raise awareness of the
Speaker 11: scarcities of the abortion or the fear of the abortion industry,
Speaker 11: the mongering that they put on young women, and just
Speaker 11: to make sure that no matter what situation you're in.
Speaker 11: No matter what you face in life, a baby is
Speaker 11: always going to be worth protecting and worth saving from conception.
Speaker 1: And how old is your daughter now?
Speaker 12: Shell Bey three on August eighteenth.
Speaker 1: Oh man, it's a happy birthday to her. Our own doctor.
Speaker 1: Gina also did an open adoption for her son. And
Speaker 1: I mean it takes something very special because both you
Speaker 1: and your boyfriend it was okay, it was a mistake, right,
Speaker 1: but you can still have a relationship. Talk about an
Speaker 1: adoption because you have a relationship with your child.
Speaker 12: If I can correct you just dismige. We weren't even dating.
Speaker 11: Oh so he wasn't even my boyfriend, which is all
Speaker 11: the more reason why I was like, I have to
Speaker 11: get an abortion.
Speaker 12: I can't do this, you know. But yes, we both
Speaker 12: we are.
Speaker 11: We have a great relationship now we're both in contact
Speaker 11: with each other and with our daughter.
Speaker 12: We both get to see her.
Speaker 11: It's been such a beautiful redemptive story, the way that
Speaker 11: God has transformed it.
Speaker 1: Well, you've had to be an adult way too early
Speaker 1: in your life. You're twenty two. What really is annoying
Speaker 1: to me? She was born after nine to eleven. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: you know, And if you don't learn from history, you're
Speaker 1: bound to repeat it. So many women and men from
Speaker 1: your generation and younger generation, even some of the older
Speaker 1: generation forget history. Yeah you know, if so many kids
Speaker 1: I know are saying how cool Mandami is, we'll go
Speaker 1: try to live in New York and see this thing.
Speaker 1: So I want to get back to the whole situation
Speaker 1: with the Seattle Storm. This woman, Celeste Keaton, the co owner,
Speaker 1: she harassed these two little girls that were there, saying
Speaker 1: to Sophie, we thank you and thanks for standing up
Speaker 1: for women's sports. She was among some of the group
Speaker 1: that acrost of these two young kids. She actually said
Speaker 1: she was sorry afterwards, but I think she got a
Speaker 1: one game. She's the owner of the team, and I'm sorry, gang,
Speaker 1: I don't you look at a picture of this woman
Speaker 1: quote unquote woman. It's it's actually you could pick them
Speaker 1: out of a lineup, that's all I'll say. Okay, so
Speaker 1: Sophie is saying how great it was for young girls
Speaker 1: to be part of this. But then I look up
Speaker 1: the Seattle whatever you want to call it. Amazon bought
Speaker 1: the building. Okay, it's called the it's called the the Seattle.
Speaker 1: I forget some like nets. The Climate Pledge Arena. That's it,
Speaker 1: the Climate Pledge Arena. It's in Seattle. It fits, so
Speaker 1: I mean this, this really gets me. So that's where
Speaker 1: the NHL Seattle Kraken play the WNBA and also Seattle
Speaker 1: has a women's hockey team at this Climate Pledgerina because
Speaker 1: Amazon bought this and said, well, you know, we don't
Speaker 1: we don't want to name it the Amazon Arena. We're
Speaker 1: just gonna name it what we think should happen by
Speaker 1: twenty thirty, and that's zero carbon or whatever. I want
Speaker 1: to play Sophie singing in church though, And this is
Speaker 1: not AI. This is an actual video.
Speaker 3: Are you massivemotion?
Speaker 7: No, it's not a self control.
Speaker 5: De damna.
Speaker 15: No, but you can name me so we doesn't.
Speaker 3: Oh, won't you say?
Speaker 16: Caud you?
Speaker 1: This is love.
Speaker 13: Us.
Speaker 1: Well she's not only beautiful, she's said, talented singer too
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Speaker 1: uh to prove your point. How fine kept saying fantastic job. Well,
Speaker 1: thank you. Well talk a little bit about that about
Speaker 1: how he wasn't injured at all, and you're actually going
Speaker 1: after this guy with the dropkick Murphy's shirt.
Speaker 19: Yeah, So I mean there are a couple articles that
Speaker 19: were written by the Gateway Punt over the last several weeks,
Speaker 19: and I took the opportunity when to Blanche, the current
Speaker 19: Deputy Attorney General and acting Attorney General, was there testifying
Speaker 19: before the Senate to get confirmed as the Attorney General.
Speaker 19: I wanted to take that as an opportunity to leverage
Speaker 19: the media that was there to let them know that
Speaker 19: the January sixth narrative that they promulgated over the last
Speaker 19: six years, similar to the Fauci narrative that we just
Speaker 19: saw hearing on all it's a fabrication, right, It's a
Speaker 19: fairy tale that they concocted. And the key comms director
Speaker 19: for the Pelosi fairy tale also known as the Fed surrection,
Speaker 19: and they wanted to promote a fake surrection and an insurrection.
Speaker 19: That main comms director is Michael Fannon, one of the
Speaker 19: four witnesses before that j six cover up committee that
Speaker 19: Benny Thompson led.
Speaker 3: So one of those four officers, Michael.
Speaker 19: Fanon, an MPD officer, this audience obviously knows it well
Speaker 19: him well, and he was the main guy to formulate
Speaker 19: that this was the biggest, most violent insurrection ever in
Speaker 19: the history of humanity. Meanwhile, he had his own body
Speaker 19: cam or footage which you know, more intimately familiar than
Speaker 19: most anybody, as well as day of Summer all and
Speaker 19: Gary McBride. I mean, we've seen this video for years
Speaker 19: and I think you said that in the clip that
Speaker 19: we used, and the reason why we've seen it is
Speaker 19: because the work intrepid work of Gary McBride and others.
Speaker 19: But it wasn't until the reason why I timed this.
Speaker 19: When I did, people are like, well, why did you
Speaker 19: do this earlier? Well, a judicial watch headed up by
Speaker 19: Tom Finton didn't win a lawsuit forcing the disclosure through
Speaker 19: FOYA of the DC Metropolitan Police Department's bodycam footage until
Speaker 19: late May. Okay, so once that was out and then
Speaker 19: it was released, then we can take a look at
Speaker 19: that bodycam footage. And now it's in the official public
Speaker 19: record rather than unofficially, which is the same video obviously,
Speaker 19: but officially it's now in the public record. Now we
Speaker 19: can say, hey, America, this is his own bodycam footage.
Speaker 19: Let's now juxtapose that bodycam footage with his testimony before
Speaker 19: the January sixth Select Committee before Congress.
Speaker 3: Oh, whoa, whoa, America.
Speaker 19: It appears as though mister Fenone made materially false statements. Wait,
Speaker 19: I think last time I checked, that is a violation
Speaker 19: of eighteen USC. Section one thousand and one, thus a
Speaker 19: criminal referral for his testimony from July twenty seventh to
Speaker 19: twenty twenty one. Unfortunately, this Department of Justice does not
Speaker 19: do anything. It doesn't matter if it's a Biden illegitimate
Speaker 19: department of Justice or a Trump Department of Justice. And
Speaker 19: so they already let that statute of limitation lapse, just
Speaker 19: like they did with the materially false statements that Fauci
Speaker 19: made before Senator ran Paul years or five years ago.
Speaker 19: And so these crimes just continue to pile on and
Speaker 19: pile on with no accountability. And so knowing that we
Speaker 19: have to get to a point where this administration is
Speaker 19: not on our side when it comes to January sixth,
Speaker 19: accountability or COVID accountability has been evidenced by the inaction
Speaker 19: of the first two years of this administration.
Speaker 3: So then what does that leave us?
Speaker 19: That leaves me and you, Donna, and anyone listening in
Speaker 19: that all the j sixers and their attorneys in order
Speaker 19: to get truth on January sixth and accountability. We must
Speaker 19: do it ourselves in spite of this administration.
Speaker 3: One way of.
Speaker 19: Proving my point is to draft criminal referrals that are
Speaker 19: so in your face, open and shut, closed case, like
Speaker 19: the one that I did on Phonoon, like the one
Speaker 19: I did. I did a six additional ones for his
Speaker 19: alleged crimes on January twenty second of this year when
Speaker 19: he not only defamed me by the way I filled
Speaker 19: ten million dollar lawsuit against Michael Fanone for his defamation
Speaker 19: of meat during the intermission of the Jack Smith hearing,
Speaker 19: but also he assaulted a Capitol Police officer on his
Speaker 19: way out of being ejected, being pulled as he was
Speaker 19: trying to assault me, and he defamed me. And so
Speaker 19: there's seven criminal referrals that I drafted up, and then
Speaker 19: you can see that on my substack. And then in
Speaker 19: addition to that, the second tranch are the other officers
Speaker 19: that were involved in i'll say alleged crimes that the
Speaker 19: Department of Justice should take a look at, namely well,
Speaker 19: let's take a look at Lyla Morris. Last I checked
Speaker 19: that would meet the criminal statute threshold of negligent homicide
Speaker 19: at a minimum or murder.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 19: So that's a criminal referral on Lyla Morris for actions
Speaker 19: on rose Ane Boylin, another one Michael Byrd for his
Speaker 19: actions on alleged murder of Ashley Babbott. And then others
Speaker 19: are the perjury and false statements made by David Lazarus
Speaker 19: form a US Capitol police officer that was on Pelosi's
Speaker 19: detail that was used in the oath Keeper's trial to
Speaker 19: go ahead and try to and convict or at least
Speaker 19: try to convict the oath Keepers. Well, guess what that
Speaker 19: case is in the middle of being dismissed. And thus
Speaker 19: we need to re litigate and revisit everybody that testified
Speaker 19: in the Proud Boys and oath Keepers trials.
Speaker 3: And then we have other folks.
Speaker 19: What did we say, Lyla Morris, Michael Byrd, David Lazarus,
Speaker 19: and there are several other ones that again it's.
Speaker 3: In my criminal referra.
Speaker 19: Roles I drafted it, posted it on my substact and
Speaker 19: also sent it over to the Department of Justice and
Speaker 19: then posted it publicly. And thus far nothing crickets that
Speaker 19: people see, nothing's being done. Now we need to look
Speaker 19: at the mirror and say, okay, what can we do
Speaker 19: to actually hold these people to account. One method is
Speaker 19: to actually have an administration that is ready, willing and
Speaker 19: able to go complete scorch earth.
Speaker 3: This one is not going to do it for us.
Speaker 19: So we need to start thinking about twenty twenty eight,
Speaker 19: right and getting people in that have proven that they're
Speaker 19: willing to go to the max into the mac against
Speaker 19: everybody on my deep state target list.
Speaker 3: I know a few people.
Speaker 19: I would say that about ten thousand of my closest
Speaker 19: friends can fill all those positions throughout the entire government
Speaker 19: to make sure that we have the maximum accountability that
Speaker 19: we have demanded this administration to perform on. And then secondly,
Speaker 19: there should be massive, at scale civil litigation on every
Speaker 19: single person that was agreed related to you and related
Speaker 19: to the COVID nonsense. It's it's all, it's all interrelated, right.
Speaker 19: And so I have two main lawsuits that I'm involved in.
Speaker 19: I have others, but generally speaking, I'm suing Michael Fanon
Speaker 19: through via defamation and then I'm also, by the way,
Speaker 19: one note on that is in our discovery. As this
Speaker 19: moves forward, I'm gonna take a look at his communications
Speaker 19: with Jamie Raskin to see if he was if Jamie
Speaker 19: Raskin was the one that claims that I said that
Speaker 19: I threatened Michael Fanone's family because he was Jamie Raskin,
Speaker 19: if you don't recall, was the one that clapped out
Speaker 19: Michael Fanone out of the hearing room saying thank you,
Speaker 19: and he said, mister Chairman Jordan, can you please contain
Speaker 19: deranged observer mister Rakelin from further disrupting. I didn't disrupt anything, okay,
Speaker 19: So anyway, I want to see his communicator, Michael Fhon's
Speaker 19: communications with Jamie Raskin, with Nancy Pelosi, with Benny Thompson,
Speaker 19: with Liz Chaney, with Adam Kinsinger. Why because he just
Speaker 19: gave me the opportunity to do so, because he's gonna
Speaker 19: have to that I made those statements. And I want
Speaker 19: to see where in his communications that my quote unquote
Speaker 19: alleged threat took place. So it'd be nice to see
Speaker 19: all those communications, in addition to know Michael Fanlan discloses
Speaker 19: how he communicates at three in the morning via FaceTime
Speaker 19: to Nancy Pelosi.
Speaker 3: I wonder what they talked about. I'd like to get
Speaker 3: that information.
Speaker 1: And maybe they exchanged I think they exchange recipes, all right,
Speaker 1: we're out of time for this segment, but when I
Speaker 1: come back real quick ten seconds.
Speaker 19: The second lawsuit is the one that I'm with Terry Adham,
Speaker 19: the Fauci of the Department of Defense. She was the
Speaker 19: one that implemented the unlawful vaccine mandate in the DD
Speaker 19: And in spite of this administration blocking and covering for
Speaker 19: Fauci and lauding him for Operation Warp Speed and giving
Speaker 19: him awards for it, namely the President did I am
Speaker 19: going to make sure that there's accountability in spite of
Speaker 19: this administration.
Speaker 1: Well it's you know, it's a tangled web because these
Speaker 1: people have been in positions for decades. You still got
Speaker 1: the Democrats defending Fauci with this latest joke of a
Speaker 1: Senate committee hearing too. Folks. Ivanrakland dot substack dot com
Speaker 1: is where you can find all of his stuff for
Speaker 1: on social media at Ivan Rakland and we will be
Speaker 1: back right after this.
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Speaker 1: we're continue with Ivan Raklin.
Speaker 12: I mean, yes, yes, we are.
Speaker 11: Well, there is a Netflix movie that is coming out,
Speaker 11: mister Ivan, and the Netflix movie seems to be trying
Speaker 11: to maintain the debunked.
Speaker 12: FED Surrection narrative.
Speaker 11: We know that Netflix is disgustingly woke and pretty much
Speaker 11: everything they produce now is absolute bs. But as America's
Speaker 11: Secretary of Retribution, I wanted to get your opinion about this.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 19: Absolutely so. I think America has already debunked the insurrection narrative.
Speaker 19: Now we need to continue to prove the FED Surrection
Speaker 19: took place. And the problem with that is that you
Speaker 19: still have these forces that are still trying to kick
Speaker 19: around that this was an insurrection, and namely on Netflix
Speaker 19: is trying to create this. Let me back up, so
Speaker 19: the people behind this movie is Sean penn As a reminder,
Speaker 19: Sean Penn was sitting right behind fed surrectionist Fanone when
Speaker 19: he testified before that JIX select or the Jay six
Speaker 19: Committee several years ago. So now Sean Penn and Michael
Speaker 19: Fanone are trying to cast oh I can't remember Bradley
Speaker 19: Cooper to be the Michael Fanone. Well, guess what, folks,
Speaker 19: I want. I want Sean Penn and Bradley Cooper to
Speaker 19: listen closely. I need you to follow along with the
Speaker 19: lawsuit for defamation of Michael Fanone, and as you build
Speaker 19: your movie, you may want to pivot and show that
Speaker 19: this guy, Michael Fanone is a complete fraud. He not
Speaker 19: only lied at the hearing, but you also need to
Speaker 19: include his bodycam footage where he says, oh I was
Speaker 19: brutally beaten, brutalized. Right, No, none of that happened, And
Speaker 19: I suggest that you change it up so that you
Speaker 19: come to the side of truth and actually use that
Speaker 19: movie to criminalize Michael Fanon as well as his other
Speaker 19: cast of characters that testify before that J six committee.
Speaker 19: I have some criminal referrals if you want to refer
Speaker 19: back to him as you build your documentary movie.
Speaker 1: One thing I've learned quite a bit from you, ivanet
Speaker 1: Ivanregland dot substack dot com, folks, please follow him. Is
Speaker 1: first of all, the Capitol Police, not necessarily just the police,
Speaker 1: but the Capitol Police Board. I call them the Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein's of DC. They have dirt on everybody. And this
Speaker 1: to me, I don't know what legislative branch. Yes, but
Speaker 1: is that behind the fact that Mark Wayne Mullen thought
Speaker 1: that Michael Byrd deserved, you know, an accolade on January sixth.
Speaker 1: It's been six years, hasn't he looked up what really happened?
Speaker 1: And the fact that in two thousand and five Michael
Speaker 1: Bird was suggested to be fired and terminated for all
Speaker 1: kinds of mouthfeasons.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 19: So, more broadly, to answer your question or questions, is
Speaker 19: that the Capitol Police Board consists of the two sergeants
Speaker 19: at arms the House and the Senate. Those two individuals
Speaker 19: control the CCTV footage meeting, all video cameras, and the
Speaker 19: IT infrastructure meeting all emails official emails within their respective body.
Speaker 19: So the Senate Sergeant Arms controls you know, Senate dot
Speaker 19: gov email systems, and then the House Sergeant Arms of
Speaker 19: the House dot gov's email systems and their respective video cameras.
Speaker 19: So imagine this, Imagine you have that access. Wouldn't you
Speaker 19: think that, I don't know, upwards of undred percent of
Speaker 19: members of Congress and or their staff have a transgression
Speaker 19: that reaches the threshold of at a minimum embarrassment that
Speaker 19: they don't want out. So if you have that in
Speaker 19: the collective, you get to control that entire body in chambers.
Speaker 19: So if Michael Byrd, for example, served or knows some
Speaker 19: blackmail of members of Congress, then he can protect himself
Speaker 19: by saying, hey, if you come after me, member of
Speaker 19: Congress and say something negative about me, then guess what,
Speaker 19: I get to disclose everything I have about you. And
Speaker 19: so apply that to every US Capitol Police officer, particularly
Speaker 19: those that are on the Dignitary Protection detail, meaning those
Speaker 19: that protect the nine leaders of the legislative branch. On
Speaker 19: the Senate side, it would be the President of the Senate,
Speaker 19: the President pro Tem, the Senate Majority leader, and the
Speaker 19: Senate Minority leader. And on the House side, the Speaker,
Speaker 19: the Majority leader of the House minority leader, and then
Speaker 19: the two the Republican and Democrats whips. So that Dignitary
Speaker 19: Protection d DEIL has all the dirt if there is
Speaker 19: dirt to be had, not only in the form of
Speaker 19: it and CCDD footage, but also the physical proximity of
Speaker 19: being twenty four to seven with their protectee. So now
Speaker 19: you know why they are untouchable unless we the people
Speaker 19: that are outside that bubble forced through political means that exposure,
Speaker 19: and that starts with people understanding what the Capitol Police
Speaker 19: Board is. And luckily we're getting to that point. But
Speaker 19: I don't know if we're going to be able to
Speaker 19: force a Barry Laudermult to even have a second hearing
Speaker 19: that Remember the first hearing was about.
Speaker 3: The JA six pipe bomber and they said.
Speaker 19: Oh, oh yeah, it's the autistic black kid.
Speaker 3: So that's where we're at. Once again.
Speaker 19: We're getting no more with this Republican House, Republican Senate,
Speaker 19: and Republican White House on J six or COVID accountability.
Speaker 19: But we do have a couple of allies right. Luckily
Speaker 19: we have a Ran Fall and a Ron Johnson that
Speaker 19: have literally strong armed the rest of the Republicans to
Speaker 19: finally see the truth through Fauci's diary.
Speaker 3: And the only way.
Speaker 19: We get to this J six truth is for somebody Finally,
Speaker 19: like I don't know, Laudermo may have a public hearing
Speaker 19: where he brings in the General Counsel of the US
Speaker 19: Capitol Police to testify about all the weaponization that started
Speaker 19: at the Capitol and all the criminal referrals that started
Speaker 19: at the Capitol and his collusion with the Department of Justice,
Speaker 19: US Attorney's Office, FBI, et cetera that created all the
Speaker 19: sixteen hundred defendants related to January sixth, to include Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: But again, we're.
Speaker 19: Dealing with I hate to say it this way, but
Speaker 19: that's what my Twitter profile says, is that we are
Speaker 19: seeking truth amidst the sea and litany of cowards, retards
Speaker 19: and traders that have an R and D by their names,
Speaker 19: and we have to work through that.
Speaker 1: And louder Milk's not running for reelection, so he's done nothing.
Speaker 19: I want to A chief of staff lost the run off,
Speaker 19: So we have nobody after January third of next year.
Speaker 19: There's not a single member of Congress that has the
Speaker 19: zeal in interest to further expose January sixth of twenty
Speaker 19: twenty one.
Speaker 1: We're right here in Georgia and he hasn't you know,
Speaker 1: We've tried to get in touch with him. Nothing. But
Speaker 1: here's the thing. Yeah, can't we get it.
Speaker 19: Was his constituent and he has done nothing about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, disgusting. It is disgusting. And here's the thing. You've
Speaker 1: got a J six committee that should be called in
Speaker 1: and if they don't, kind of like Fauci, the sham
Speaker 1: Jay six committee is a total sham obviously, and things
Speaker 1: like that are coming out. It's taking forever. But the
Speaker 1: whole thing is they can't they if they wanted to move,
Speaker 1: they could. That's all I can say. I mean, look
Speaker 1: at how fast Joshua Black, who had his cheek shot out.
Speaker 1: Everybody's seen that picture, was on the ten most wanted
Speaker 1: list the next day on January seventh. Go ahead, you
Speaker 1: got a couple of minutes.
Speaker 19: Yeah, America, I mean America. I have my own I
Speaker 19: have my top ten and my top three hundred and
Speaker 19: fifty and top fifteen hundred most wanted list known as
Speaker 19: the deep State target list. But unfortunately, we still don't
Speaker 19: have requisite sheriffs that have a pair to start actioning
Speaker 19: these people. Maybe we're going to get somewhere with the
Speaker 19: Attorney General in Florida, James Olpmeyer, who is criminally investigating Fauci.
Speaker 19: But I mean that's only one, right, who else other
Speaker 19: than Fauci was on that Operation Warp Speed Right, Here's
Speaker 19: why the administration won't act Because Jared Kushner received an award,
Speaker 19: Mark Milly received an award, Anthony Fauchi received an award,
Speaker 19: Deborah Burks received an award. Okay, when you look at
Speaker 19: Anthony Faucher. Just a side note, when you look at
Speaker 19: Anthony Fauci's diary, and many people haven't discussed this yet,
Speaker 19: his relationship with Jared Kushner is like this, his relationship
Speaker 19: with Mike Pence is like this, with Mike Pence's chief
Speaker 19: of staff, Mark Short is like this.
Speaker 3: So for this administration that.
Speaker 19: This doj to go after Anthony Fauci and consider that
Speaker 19: autopen scribble to be illegitimate. That means that Anthony Fauchi
Speaker 19: he gets to bring down with him the Jared Kushner,
Speaker 19: the Mike Pence, the Mark Shorts of the world. And
Speaker 19: that's why you will never see COVID accountability under this administration.
Speaker 19: They will fight tooth and nail to protect themselves because
Speaker 19: they were also involved in that.
Speaker 1: Well, it's so many different areas. That's the problem. So
Speaker 1: you're fighting. You are the American Secretary of America's Secretary
Speaker 1: of Retribution, the Department of Retribution. I love it again,
Speaker 1: Ivan Rakland, former Green Beret Lieutenant colonel, constitutional attorney. All
Speaker 1: this to me totally breaks the constitution. But that's another thing.
Speaker 1: Twenty five years in the DoD Special Ops. Keep up
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Speaker 19: And I'm gonna say this, I don't care who you
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Speaker 19: If you get in my way of OVID accountability and
Speaker 19: J six truth and accountability, I will go.
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Speaker 19: There will be collateral damage, so you have been advised.
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Speaker 1: So for the funniness, we have to bring on Patrick Robinette,
Speaker 1: who was our beef guy. He made our beef jerky,
Speaker 1: which was so good, but then things happened and unfortunately
Speaker 1: we weren't able to make it anymore. We're still hoping
Speaker 1: that that won't be the case. But Patrick, let's start
Speaker 1: with the screwworm. We've had all kinds of things. So
Speaker 1: I think Gwenn wanted to ask you a question. You're
Speaker 1: working with the Independent Cattleman's Association of Texas. But we've
Speaker 1: had some issues with our cattle all over the place.
Speaker 3: Right right, right, Hey, it's good to seeing you all again.
Speaker 3: So we have an association within the Texas Independent Calm Association.
Speaker 3: We're not necessarily working with them, but we just have
Speaker 3: mutual connections and kind of work together share information here.
Speaker 3: But yes, So the USDA announced last week that they
Speaker 3: are going to reopen the border to Mexican cattle in
Speaker 3: starting in August, and we're going due to port of
Speaker 3: entry starting off in Douglas, Arizona. And the problem we
Speaker 3: have here is that Mexico still hasn't gotten control of
Speaker 3: the New World screw worm, and now they have, the
Speaker 3: USDA and their infinite wisdom has now put our cattle
Speaker 3: production in jeopardy. It's it's this is not a good thing.
Speaker 3: A lot of a lot of questions have been arisen,
Speaker 3: and so far there's been no answers other than you know,
Speaker 3: this is here's what the deal is. They're saying it's
Speaker 3: good for producers. I asked them to define who the
Speaker 3: producers are, because we count trucking, we count feed we
Speaker 3: count we count pharmaceuticals, we count all this stuff. As producers,
Speaker 3: it ain't. But the real producer this is bad.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 3: The other thing is when we closed the border to screwworm,
Speaker 3: that cut off a million head a year from coming
Speaker 3: into the United States from Mexico. Mexico did lay around suffering.
Speaker 3: They've spent money. They spent about one hundred and twenty
Speaker 3: five million dollars into last year and a half to
Speaker 3: build meat processing facilities. And if you look, the beef
Speaker 3: is still coming here. It's not coming as a live animal,
Speaker 3: it's coming here as beef. And so it's it's about
Speaker 3: a three to one import to export. So for every
Speaker 3: three pounds of beef that were important from Mexico there,
Speaker 3: we're exporting to Mexico about one pound of beef. So
Speaker 3: what's happening is the supply chain has just literally shifted.
Speaker 3: And now we've given Mexico to opportunity to play whichever
Speaker 3: way they want to go. As long as corn prices
Speaker 3: are down, they're going to keep the beef being raised
Speaker 3: and saldered down there in Mexico sent us to beef.
Speaker 3: If corn prices go up, they'll send the cattle over.
Speaker 3: So they've hedged their market. It's amazing Patrick.
Speaker 11: Based on what you just told me, I think I
Speaker 11: can answer my own question, but I wanted to ask you.
Speaker 11: Is the American beef industry broken?
Speaker 3: Is it is severely wounded is a good way of
Speaker 3: putting it. We have independent producers out there that are
Speaker 3: keeping it alive as best as we can. But it's
Speaker 3: the industry. It's the consolidated, the major companies that are
Speaker 3: just are tearing us apart. Fundamentally, Fundamentally, if we look
Speaker 3: at economic fundamentals, the price of beef is correct. Okay, fundamentally,
Speaker 3: we have the lowest herd in since nineteen fifties, the
Speaker 3: lowest inventory since nineteen fifties. However, the beef has not
Speaker 3: quit showing up on the shelf, and that's because of
Speaker 3: the improvements and logistics and trendship and that they're able
Speaker 3: to bring beef into this country from all these other countries.
Speaker 3: But when you look at it from our in invatory standpoint,
Speaker 3: the price is correct. Now here's where our problem is.
Speaker 3: The problem is we brought this up in the previous show,
Speaker 3: and we've got the goods. The Congress in nine CFR
Speaker 3: three twenty fourteen says that that beef, all meat must
Speaker 3: be labeled as tight terror factor nineteen thirty says it
Speaker 3: must be labeled to the end user. But USDA has
Speaker 3: policy memos where they ignore, legitimately ignore the Code of
Speaker 3: Fare regulation that Congress has passed, and they're able to
Speaker 3: remove that label at the port of entry. And that's
Speaker 3: the problem. You don't realize that you're eating for meat,
Speaker 3: and what's happening is is that that form of meat
Speaker 3: is coming in about forty percent below our market price,
Speaker 3: but then selling out our market price.
Speaker 1: And I've but all right, I guess I'm stupid in
Speaker 1: this department. Well, the screw worm beef is still being
Speaker 1: processed in Mexico and still being sent to the United States,
Speaker 1: So either it doesn't affect us that much or we're
Speaker 1: all going to die soon. I mean, I don't understand.
Speaker 1: I don't understand how we have to kill the cattle.
Speaker 1: Don't we that have the screw worm here?
Speaker 3: I've seen episodes of yeah, it's not necessarily a kill
Speaker 3: the cattle. There becomes so if not if screwworm has
Speaker 3: entered into the United States, as of the first of June,
Speaker 3: entered into Texas, and it also has entered in a
Speaker 3: place in Nevada. What happens is is that that you
Speaker 3: put in quarantine zones, exclusion zones, and no animal movements
Speaker 3: in and out to try to contain it. Okay, screw
Speaker 3: worm is is This is the part that gets really
Speaker 3: funny is it's become a political issue. And because it's
Speaker 3: an animal agriculture issue, we have this issue that the
Speaker 3: nobody cares. Okay, what's going to happen is there's gonna
Speaker 3: be a degregation to our production. Uh. The screwworm puts
Speaker 3: in parasites and eats flesh of the cattle, cattle sufferer.
Speaker 3: You know, there's issues there. Okay. The fun part about
Speaker 3: this is we can turn this into a human health
Speaker 3: issue and all of a sudden, then it's going to
Speaker 3: get attention. Because nobody's talking about the vulnerabilities as children
Speaker 3: and the homeless, the children a home and homeless. There's
Speaker 3: gonna be who's vulnerable to the screw wroom when it,
Speaker 3: you know, expands out throughout the United States. What the
Speaker 3: problem is is that you've got affected cattle down in Mexico.
Speaker 3: We have documented that that Mexico can't keep their free
Speaker 3: their screwworm free zones clean because they're moving cattle from
Speaker 3: infected zones into the clean zone and claiming that they've
Speaker 3: always been there. We have the documentation like it's already
Speaker 3: been proven. So whenever we open up the border, that's
Speaker 3: one of them. That's one of a group of our questions.
Speaker 3: Who is going to be responsible for the economic glass
Speaker 3: as because they'll be spreading it through the United States.
Speaker 3: Who's going to be responsible for that? Is that the importer?
Speaker 3: Is that going to be the feed lot or is
Speaker 3: it going to be the cattleman who's already paying for
Speaker 3: everything and who can't afford this. That's our problem. We
Speaker 3: we we lose control of a of a situation really
Speaker 3: really fast. Here.
Speaker 1: Isn't that what Bill Gates wanted? And he wants to
Speaker 1: killed the cattle anyhow they pass gas too much, I'll
Speaker 1: be nice. And the whole thing is it's so almost
Speaker 1: predictable because they want to kill the meat industry. You've
Speaker 1: got cartels. This latest statement from the Independent Cattleman's Association
Speaker 1: about how the cartels are killing some of the politicians
Speaker 1: who were involved in all of this. And slowly but surely,
Speaker 1: as you say, Brooke Rawlins, is starting to allow our
Speaker 1: agriculture secretary to allow this infected beef to come into
Speaker 1: our country. And you know, I mean, how many times
Speaker 1: do we hear about chickens that had to be killed
Speaker 1: in mass because you know, and our food source is
Speaker 1: obviously in jeopardy with all this. So, Patrick, we're almost
Speaker 1: out of time for this segment. When we come back,
Speaker 1: I want to talk about that. I want to talk
Speaker 1: about how, from what I'm hearing, some of our people
Speaker 1: that are in positions, key positions of power, like Brooke
Speaker 1: Rawlins aren't necessarily against amnesty because we have to have
Speaker 1: cheap labor on top of all of this. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know how it's not slave labor, but apparently
Speaker 1: it is, okay, folks. Beef Inspection Reform dot Org is
Speaker 1: where you can find this or at Reform Beef. Patrick
Speaker 1: Robinette was our guy who made that great cowboy logic
Speaker 1: beef Jerky a few years ago. Man, I wish we
Speaker 1: could resurrect that again. But at Reform Beef, find out
Speaker 1: the latest what's happening, because it affects you guys, and
Speaker 1: it affects everything that's going on with our food industry.
Speaker 1: And Beef Inspection Reform dot Org we'll be right back
Speaker 1: after this.
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Speaker 11: We are back with Patrick, our beef guy. Patrick is
Speaker 11: our beef guy, and Patrick, you know, I kind of
Speaker 11: want to just dive into this. We're talking about the
Speaker 11: beef industry. What it's looking like is how is it
Speaker 11: affecting Americans? And I hear this phrase a lot lab
Speaker 11: grown meat. You know, I don't know if it's good
Speaker 11: or bad. I don't know what it entails. But I
Speaker 11: kind of want to leave an open end question to you.
Speaker 11: If this beef industry subsequently just finishes up and ends,
Speaker 11: is lab and meet going to be something that's going
Speaker 11: to be talked about more it's.
Speaker 3: Not talked about. That's where you go. You have to
Speaker 3: have protein to survive, right, you have to have protein survive.
Speaker 3: So if they get rid of our production of actual
Speaker 3: animal agriculture, the next thing you got is lab grown.
Speaker 3: So yeah, and I'm going to add in is you
Speaker 3: get out and vote, but vote for people who don't
Speaker 3: have like connected agendas. Right you you mentioned you're just
Speaker 3: served up in you up in Congress. The Undersecretary of
Speaker 3: Agriculture for Trade and in Foreign of Agricultural Affairs has
Speaker 3: only two years experience of his whole life two years
Speaker 3: experience in agricultural trade. Two years. All right, how did
Speaker 3: he get that position? Well, his daddy in law is
Speaker 3: Senator John Thune from South Dakota. That's how he got
Speaker 3: in the dagon position. And oh yeah, and by the way,
Speaker 3: whenever the vote happened to approve of his nomination, John
Speaker 3: Thune voted for him.
Speaker 1: Geez, I never would have guessed. You know Johnthon's phone,
Speaker 1: they're gonna be starting here. Thune got two hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty thousand votes tops in South Dakota. Trump gets what
Speaker 1: seventy seven million, And that one guy is holding up
Speaker 1: to Save America Act. You know, that's a whole nother story.
Speaker 3: You're protecting themselves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. They're in the CYA mode and it's a
Speaker 1: uni party. Let's let's be fair, all right. But here's
Speaker 1: the thing. Then you've got Cargol, Purdue, Tyson, Smithfield, all
Speaker 1: these big producers. They're into this lab grown meat as
Speaker 1: well because they're in the CYA mode as well. Talk
Speaker 1: about how we have all these producers. We've got a
Speaker 1: lot of people out there that have cattle. We've got
Speaker 1: cattle on our back forty acres. But the problem really
Speaker 1: is we have few processors.
Speaker 3: That's right. That's where the bottleneck is, the independent processors.
Speaker 3: You have four companies that control eighty five percent of
Speaker 3: the amount of solver capacity that we have. Okay, four
Speaker 3: companies eighty five percent, okay, And so the problem is
Speaker 3: they but they've hatched their bets, right they they they
Speaker 3: they are. It's like a mining operation, you know, like
Speaker 3: look at West Virginia and Kentucky that area. As long
Speaker 3: as there was coal in the ground, that company was there.
Speaker 3: But once the the coal was gone, the town disappeared. Right.
Speaker 3: So the mind the mineral is our cattle, and the
Speaker 3: companies are still, oh yeah, we're gonna buy and we're
Speaker 3: gonna put the beef out there. But once the industry
Speaker 3: is eroded to nothing, they're fine. Good. They've already made
Speaker 3: their investments into live grown systems, so they're still going
Speaker 3: to sell you protein and you got to have proteins
Speaker 3: to live. They're gonna still sell it. They don't care.
Speaker 3: They don't care about the producer. A problem is is
Speaker 3: that you got people and it it used to be
Speaker 3: like you just you know, guessed did they kiss button
Speaker 3: to get there? Now it's so damn blatant. That's a problem. Uh.
Speaker 3: The Director of Food Safety Inspection Service, Okay, the person
Speaker 3: who's in charge of disorder, the food safety disorder and
Speaker 3: processing facilities. This guy he left an executive position with
Speaker 3: Tysis to become director of FSIS. And you don't think
Speaker 3: that there won't some reason for that, right, You didn't
Speaker 3: leave some patty, You know that this cushy executive private
Speaker 3: company executive position to go work for the federal government
Speaker 3: unless you're there for a hitting agenda. And that's our
Speaker 3: questions of concerns.
Speaker 1: What do we do? Give us some solutions here? You
Speaker 1: know we've got three and a half minutes. Give us
Speaker 1: some solutions. What you know, what are we going to
Speaker 1: do here?
Speaker 3: So the solutions is and we've and we've always appreacied
Speaker 3: it since we first met. By local buy buy from people.
Speaker 3: Let you know, buy from people down the road. You
Speaker 3: know they they You're gonna have to wait. You're gonna
Speaker 3: have to plan and prepare so, you know, because you
Speaker 3: don't have wait for it because there's limited independence lart capacity.
Speaker 3: But you know, if you think ahead that, hay, I'm
Speaker 3: on need this much beef, then then get out ahead
Speaker 3: of it. Okay, this first thing. The second thing is
Speaker 3: vote in people who will create creative solutions on how
Speaker 3: we get this, this financing, this crediting back into position.
Speaker 3: All Right, we have kids that want to enter in operations,
Speaker 3: but they're not going to enter operations into uncertainty. Right.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna take out a ten year or twenty
Speaker 3: year loan if I don't know what the market's gonna
Speaker 3: bear next week. Right, So create some create some avenues
Speaker 3: for credit availability that can grow these hurts and get
Speaker 3: them going. I got a friend of mine in Tennessee,
Speaker 3: so he takes wing calves and then he raises them
Speaker 3: up to the time that they're entering into feedlocks. Under
Speaker 3: previous years, he was able to bring in three tractor
Speaker 3: trailer loads of caps, put on the poundage and then
Speaker 3: move them on Like he's a legitimate step. Because of
Speaker 3: the price of cattle are so high right now, because
Speaker 3: the limited credit availability, he can only do a truck
Speaker 3: and a half this year, So like he can't he
Speaker 3: doesn't have access to the good times because he didn't
Speaker 3: have access to finances to be able to participate in
Speaker 3: these good times. So those are your two key things.
Speaker 3: But then also let's get these damn people out with
Speaker 3: these agendas. Doctor Mendy Basher, she's under secretary of a
Speaker 3: food safety You noticed psychosploras situation, that's her department is
Speaker 3: overseeing food safety. Okay, I'm never in all my twenty
Speaker 3: six years in this business, have ever seen FDA ever
Speaker 3: come back and issue recall and then a couple of
Speaker 3: days later say, oh, sorry, we were wrong. They never
Speaker 3: said that there's something corruptible about that whole situation. That
Speaker 3: just makes you raise questions, all right, But I had
Speaker 3: an interaction with her about risk based inspection. Their own
Speaker 3: numbers on their own website showed they're only inspecting seven percent.
Speaker 3: And when I was in front of her.
Speaker 1: So when we saw we were at your we were
Speaker 1: at your processing plan. You had a USDA guy that
Speaker 1: has to sit there all day and look at everything
Speaker 1: that's going on. Unfortunately, okay, give us thirty seconds, but
Speaker 1: the foreign inspection.
Speaker 3: There is only seven percent. And her response was that
Speaker 3: she was greatly offended of the accusations. It's on your
Speaker 3: own damn website. I didn't make this that up. You
Speaker 3: have it.
Speaker 1: And the thing is, yeah, they're independent Cattleman's Association well
Speaker 1: of Texas of anywhere. I think that's what we really
Speaker 1: need to go to know because our local guy has
Speaker 1: to send his cattle out pretty far to get processed
Speaker 1: because again, like you say, there's very few processors, so
Speaker 1: try to buy local if you can.
Speaker 3: Pat you think the consumer need to take control of
Speaker 3: your own food system absolutely and don't leave it up
Speaker 3: to the government. That's where we're at.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Patrick. Hopefully we can get the cowboy logic
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Speaker 26: Just like I said before, kickads never forget.
Speaker 1: That was actually taken from Jeff Mcallop's email to Down
Speaker 1: while he was still in prison. Our j six friends
Speaker 1: still in prison, I think a year or so before
Speaker 1: they were pardoned, about nine to eleven, and an email
Speaker 1: that he wrote and Don put it into a song.
Speaker 1: But yeah, there's there's a lot of good stuff coming
Speaker 1: out from Don new and he's got songs going back
Speaker 1: some thirty five forty years, well before Gwyn was ever
Speaker 1: even a thought. Yeap in the process, you weren't even
Speaker 1: born three oh three, so she wasn't even alive in
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Speaker 1: don't teach history. Speaking of that, because we don't teach history,
Speaker 1: let's bring on our next guest here, Ron Chris bergard filmmaker,
Speaker 1: and first of all, Chris, I love the the intro
Speaker 1: that you sent because Don does you know, also say
Speaker 1: that he married up and I have to agree with that.
Speaker 1: But let me let me say your award winning Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a smart man award winning filmmaker, documentarian. You were
Speaker 1: there on Jay six as well, But that's not what
Speaker 1: we're talking about this time. You're a professional truth seeker
Speaker 1: and you are trying to wake up people to rat
Speaker 1: it's not even radical, it's Islam. And your new movie
Speaker 1: is remember the alamomovie dot com? Remember the Alamo? Don't
Speaker 1: Sharia my Texas. So let's get started with that, because
Speaker 1: I mean, well, let me finish your intro because how
Speaker 1: many people have been a ballet dancer and then a
Speaker 1: bull rider. I don't think there's too many out there.
Speaker 1: The only thing I can think of is if you're
Speaker 1: very limber, that probably helped you with bull riding, because
Speaker 1: I've gotten bucked off so many times just from a
Speaker 1: regular horse, and my back is still feeling it. However,
Speaker 1: many decades later.
Speaker 7: Oh my goodness, you're so right. I didn't start riding bulls.
Speaker 7: I was thirty and thank god a dance ballet because
Speaker 7: ballet is all turned out. When you ride horses, you
Speaker 7: ride parallel, so it's a whole different set of muscles
Speaker 7: riding bulls, and I just had a blast. It was
Speaker 7: just too much fun.
Speaker 1: You're right, because I could never do the splits because
Speaker 1: I was horseback riding. You're pushing in, you never just out.
Speaker 1: But again, all right, so I'd like to see you,
Speaker 1: you know, pileat and then then go right into a
Speaker 1: bull ry. That's unbelievable. All right, talk about your movie here,
Speaker 1: remember the Alamo, DON'TCHERI in my Texas And we're having
Speaker 1: fun here now, but this is serious because they're trying
Speaker 1: to rewrite history and we are at a point right
Speaker 1: now where and I believe a fork in the road
Speaker 1: and I don't want to take it, quite honestly, the
Speaker 1: way this country seems to be going.
Speaker 7: So the stated purpose of the Muslim Brotherhood which became
Speaker 7: America became aware of in two thousand.
Speaker 3: And eight.
Speaker 7: When the evidence came out in the Moss Holyland Foundation
Speaker 7: trial here in Dallas, was that the Muslim Brotherhood stated
Speaker 7: mission is to destroy the United States of America from within. Well,
Speaker 7: we made this movie to stop them, because up until now,
Speaker 7: no one else has stopped them. The federal government hasn't
Speaker 7: done it, the military hasn't done it. So there's two
Speaker 7: words you need to understand if you're going to understand Islam.
Speaker 7: One is hisra. Hisra means immigration jihad, and that comes
Speaker 7: from from by example, from what Muhammad did when he
Speaker 7: was kicked out of Mecca and how he took over Medina.
Speaker 7: That was immigration jihad. It's what you're seeing in throughout Europe.
Speaker 7: It's what you saw two days ago in Spain, and
Speaker 7: it's what's happening here. And the other word you need
Speaker 7: to understand is takia, and takiya means to lie and
Speaker 7: deceive in order to further jihad. So that's the tool
Speaker 7: of these things that we're dealing with right now. And
Speaker 7: the reason the movie is called Remember the Alamo, Don't
Speaker 7: Shream My Texas is because I've been fighting against the
Speaker 7: Muslim Brotherhood for nineteen years, ever since we ran into
Speaker 7: jihadis in West Texas on the border that the Cinelo
Speaker 7: cartel was bringing in. They had threatened to cut off
Speaker 7: my friend's wife's head when she reported him to law enforcement.
Speaker 7: So we staged on that ranch for two and a
Speaker 7: half days with five different agencies, and we stayed there
Speaker 7: till till the the current danger had passed. Like I said,
Speaker 7: they had threatened to cut her head off and take
Speaker 7: it back to Chhuahua. We thought that they shouldn't do that.
Speaker 7: So that got me working with the task force out
Speaker 7: of the Department Defense, put together by Rich Higgins and
Speaker 7: led by a man named John Guandolo, and we've been
Speaker 7: working together now for nineteen years. We've had very good success.
Speaker 7: We stopped the counts on American relations in the intelligence profession.
Speaker 7: We believe that that they are the propaganda arm of
Speaker 7: the Muslim Brotherhood. And eleven years ago they tried to
Speaker 7: bully my daughter's school district, our school district, my daughter's school,
Speaker 7: into putting sharia law into the school district, and they
Speaker 7: were going to use that as precedent for the rest
Speaker 7: of the country. But they didn't understand that they came
Speaker 7: into a little cowboy town where I had already been
Speaker 7: doing this for several years, had worked with the Task
Speaker 7: Force out of DoD. The head of the school board
Speaker 7: escaped from Iran, so he knew what their game plan was.
Speaker 7: So we rallied the churches together. We spoke of the
Speaker 7: town council, and when we came to the school board meeting,
Speaker 7: we laid out who the Muslim Brotherhood is, what their
Speaker 7: stated mission is to stop to destroy America from within,
Speaker 7: how Care is their press arm, and what Sharia law is,
Speaker 7: and how they had just put shari Ala on our
Speaker 7: kids and our kids wouldn't even be able to draw
Speaker 7: Jesus at Christmas and a manger because shari Alla says,
Speaker 7: you can't only not just draw Muhammad, you can't draw
Speaker 7: any of the profits. So five to zero, the school
Speaker 7: board came together, liberals and conservatives and they kicked Care
Speaker 7: out of the school district. Care came back said we're
Speaker 7: going to sue you. We said bring it on, and
Speaker 7: they back down like bullies do when you punch them
Speaker 7: the nose. Winning peacefully how we did in that school
Speaker 7: district is the model that we're going to use to
Speaker 7: win Texas. We win Texas, that'll be an example for
Speaker 7: the rest of the country. And they have to take
Speaker 7: down Texas because they believe they take Texas, they take
Speaker 7: the United States of America. And if we had more
Speaker 7: than four minutes, we could go into what's been happening
Speaker 7: here in Texas. It's just absolutely insane.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Chris, thank you again for being here with us today.
Speaker 12: And you know, I want to ask.
Speaker 11: I hear often, especially among conservative commentators, that there is
Speaker 11: a difference between Islamic extremist and people that just practice
Speaker 11: the Islamic faith. Is that accurate from what you have
Speaker 11: seen in your work with the Muslim Brotherhood.
Speaker 7: No, there's just Islam. So when somebody uses a word
Speaker 7: like Islamists, that's to give the person permission not to
Speaker 7: feel like a bigot when they say Muslims are doing
Speaker 7: this and you know radical Islam is doing that. Now
Speaker 7: there's just Islam. And I guess look, I'm not I
Speaker 7: made this movie, so we don't get into any violence,
Speaker 7: and I don't hate anybody. I had my life saved
Speaker 7: in Kenya by a young Muslim ranger named Abdy. Abdy
Speaker 7: saved my life, and I love that man. I go
Speaker 7: anywhere for him. But Abdy isn't in Texas telling my
Speaker 7: that she needs to cover up where she's going to
Speaker 7: be raped. Abdey is in Texas forcing halal meat, which
Speaker 7: is torturing animals to death, and putting that in our school.
Speaker 7: Abde is in Texas closing the roads by having all
Speaker 7: his buddies come out and close the main streets and praying.
Speaker 7: And when you see folks in the road closing the
Speaker 7: road like that, praying, that's not because they're not room
Speaker 7: in the mosques. They're doing that because they are claiming
Speaker 7: that territory that is Hot Square.
Speaker 1: Time Square, twenty five years after nine to eleven, we've
Speaker 1: got our butts up in the air in Times Square.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, this is like humiliate. I haven't been back
Speaker 1: to New York since before COVID, and sadly, I don't
Speaker 1: know if I'm ever going to go back now. I
Speaker 1: work there for almost forty years, all right, but when
Speaker 1: we come back, we only got less than a minute here,
Speaker 1: a couple of minutes here. I want to talk about
Speaker 1: really the people that have been on the forefront that
Speaker 1: are in your movie. Luke Coffee and Laura Logan. Okay,
Speaker 1: Luke's a jan six er. Well, but he works with
Speaker 1: Laura John Guandolo, as you mentioned, has been on our
Speaker 1: show many many times, your pastor that wears a gun.
Speaker 1: How great is that? So many great people standing in
Speaker 1: the forefront to try to wake people up. We're seeing
Speaker 1: it here in Georgia. We were able to stop a
Speaker 1: few things here in Georgia that they were going to
Speaker 1: build some big mosque and everything. But it's also Chris,
Speaker 1: the double standard. I mean, I can't believe. Well, first
Speaker 1: of all, they wanted to say the Alamo had Muslim roots.
Speaker 1: I guess because the way the building looks. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean that was like that was the first thing.
Speaker 1: And actually Steve Bannon was in Texas for a really
Speaker 1: long time fighting against this then very successfully. So when
Speaker 1: we come back, I want to talk about the movie. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he was. It really helped a lot.
Speaker 7: We had a referendum against sharia law because you can't
Speaker 7: have sharia law and constitutional law. The same in the civilization.
Speaker 7: Steve was a big help in the referendum ninety five percent,
Speaker 7: ninety five percent passed against sharia law. So it's it's
Speaker 7: a clear win. Now we have to enforce you.
Speaker 1: And people just don't understand. I mean, I tell my
Speaker 1: friend's daughter, you know, she thinks Mondami's cool. I said, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what the Iranians thought forty seven years ago too,
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Speaker 1: the lack of information, the lack of history. This has
Speaker 1: been going on for decades. Very few people are very aware,
Speaker 1: like Quinn Is, I'll be honest with you. For her age,
Speaker 1: I'd be so frustrated if I was her age at
Speaker 1: this point, because we're in for a lot of trouble
Speaker 1: in this country. But again, former ballet dancer turn rider
Speaker 1: and award winning filmmaker and documentarian Chris Bergart is with us.
Speaker 1: We'll be back for another segment, but we want to
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Speaker 12: We're back with Chris Bergard.
Speaker 11: He is an award winning filmmaker, documentarian, professional true seeker,
Speaker 11: former ballet teacher turned bull rider and Yay, he married up.
Speaker 11: He married up the most important part, Chris. We are
Speaker 11: so happy to be back with you.
Speaker 1: I agree, though Chris Don always says he married up.
Speaker 1: I can't disagree with that. But we were talking about
Speaker 1: Jay Sixers during the break. You want to talk about
Speaker 1: married up? Lego man Lego man Olivia. Olivia kick his
Speaker 1: butt anytime.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't. She could kick my bud. She's a Viking.
Speaker 1: She definitely could. All right. You know, I gotta tell
Speaker 1: you we know Laura Logan very well. I've never asked
Speaker 1: her to even talk about the horrendous thing that happened
Speaker 1: to her. It's in your movie. It's heart wrenching and
Speaker 1: it brings to light exactly what will happen. Look at
Speaker 1: what's happening in the UK with the Pakistan Any rape mobs.
Speaker 1: Some two hundred and fifty thousand women raped and the
Speaker 1: government does very little about it. It's heart wrenching. But
Speaker 1: I think your movie again, remember the Alamo. Don't Sharia
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Speaker 1: you can find it, folks. Really brings us to light
Speaker 1: because unfortunately Laura lived that nightmare.
Speaker 7: So thank you so much for touching on that. I
Speaker 7: got to tell you it was. Laura is one of
Speaker 7: the bravest women people I've ever met, and her and
Speaker 7: Joe were just the most amazing couple. And you know,
Speaker 7: they couldn't have gotten through this stuff about God, I
Speaker 7: mean their faith to get her through that. For those
Speaker 7: of you all that don't know, there was a mob
Speaker 7: over two hundred men. She was gang rape, beaten, she
Speaker 7: should have died, and Joe was in Washington, d C.
Speaker 7: Trying to get her out. And then their story it'll
Speaker 7: just break your heart. The two things in the movie
Speaker 7: will break your heart is that in Nigeria, my friends
Speaker 7: are and killed in Nigeria being Christian, that whole thing.
Speaker 7: But going back to the whole sex stuff. The reason
Speaker 7: that this happens under Sharia law and why everything that
Speaker 7: was done to Laura is legal under Sharia law because
Speaker 7: she is Kafir, She's a non believer, and she wasn't
Speaker 7: covered up. So like when you see two hundred and
Speaker 7: fifty thousand women and children being raped in the UK.
Speaker 7: My friend Tommy Robinson, his sister or exies me. His
Speaker 7: cousin Jeanette, thirteen years old. She was one of them
Speaker 7: and she's raped by a whole houseful of bearded Pakistani
Speaker 7: muslimmen and then the police do nothing. That is part
Speaker 7: of what we talked about earlier, hisra immigration jihad, because
Speaker 7: under Sharia law, raping Kafir women and children is not illegal.
Speaker 7: And when you get folks into government that follow Sharia
Speaker 7: law in their heart and in their actions, that's how
Speaker 7: you take down a civilization from within. And this whole
Speaker 7: thing about child marriages that you see in the movie
Speaker 7: and you see it in the cartoon that we did,
Speaker 7: that's not an abarition. That is because that's what Muhammad did.
Speaker 7: Mohammad married his favorite wife, Aisha, when she was six
Speaker 7: years old. He promised her father Abubakhar, that he wouldn't
Speaker 7: have relations with her until she was old enough, and
Speaker 7: he consummated the marriage when she was nine. So you
Speaker 7: had this forty seven year old man having sex with
Speaker 7: a nine year old woman. And that is to be
Speaker 7: the role model for all Muslims because if you understand Islam,
Speaker 7: and I'm not talking about what happens when you google it,
Speaker 7: because AI is way skewed towards this Marxist Red Green
Speaker 7: Alliance perspective. But if you read the Sarah, the Qoran,
Speaker 7: and the Hadiz, you will understand that the goal of
Speaker 7: every Muslim is to emulate the life of the perfect Muslim,
Speaker 7: who is Mohammed. He married a six year old, so
Speaker 7: I under sure ya law. Anyone else can marry a
Speaker 7: six year old.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Chris, I want to kind of go to the
Speaker 11: beginning of the movie where you were interviewing a pastor
Speaker 11: and he was talking about how he carries while he's preaching,
Speaker 11: and he said, I'm a shepherd. I am in charge
Speaker 11: of protecting my flock, and being a shepherd doesn't mean
Speaker 11: being weak. And I think right now we see so
Speaker 11: many pastors, especially in the Evangelical Protestant circle, they are
Speaker 11: scared to touch on what they call politics when it's
Speaker 11: really social issues, when it's really things that we need
Speaker 11: to be aware of as Christians to protect our children
Speaker 11: and to fight for our faith. Why is it important
Speaker 11: for Christians and especially for pastors, to not only be
Speaker 11: aware of their gospel, but to be aware of the
Speaker 11: Islamic religion in the defense of our faith.
Speaker 7: Because the United States has started as a Christian nation,
Speaker 7: we will lose the United States of America and become
Speaker 7: an Islamic state if those pastors don't start acting biblically.
Speaker 7: What does it say three hundred and sixty five times
Speaker 7: in the Bible, fear not, don't be afraid, stand up. Well,
Speaker 7: the Christian Church in America, the majority of it, unfortunately
Speaker 7: except for the remnant church, is so afraid to speak
Speaker 7: the truth, still afraid to stand up for biblical principles,
Speaker 7: that they've just become flacid. I guess that's the best
Speaker 7: word to say. And right now they are so bent
Speaker 7: over by the propaganda because they're thinking, I don't want
Speaker 7: to hurt anyone's feelings on another religion. What they don't understand.
Speaker 7: And if you read the hadisis Orrah and the kran
Speaker 7: and if you listen to the Amams all over the world,
Speaker 7: and you'll see them in the movie talking about this,
Speaker 7: Islam is not a religion. Islam is a civilization. What
Speaker 7: we're facing the United States isn't a disagreement between religions.
Speaker 7: It's a clash of civilizations. Islam is a civilization with
Speaker 7: an oppressive political system that has rules for governing every
Speaker 7: moment of a Muslim's life. And those set of rules
Speaker 7: have not changed in six point thirty two a d.
Speaker 7: And that set of rules is Sharia law. And you
Speaker 7: cannot have Sharia law in the same civilization as you
Speaker 7: have constitutional law. Suslim Brotherhood understands this. The Muslim Brotherhood
Speaker 7: has said that they would take us down from the inside.
Speaker 7: That became public knowledge, like I said in the two
Speaker 7: thousand and eight Holy Land Hamas Foundation terror trial, and
Speaker 7: no one has stopped them. We made this movie so
Speaker 7: we can stop the Muslim Brotherhood from destroying the United
Speaker 7: States of America peacefully.
Speaker 1: Now remember the alamomovie dot com folks, But it's not
Speaker 1: just Texas, It's here in Georgia. It's happening everywhere, obviously
Speaker 1: in New York City. Talk about the Allied Special Intelligence
Speaker 1: Group that John Gundolo is working on with you, and
Speaker 1: basically what can other states do maybe to get in
Speaker 1: touch with you that people in those states that want
Speaker 1: to make sure that they don't sharia their state as well.
Speaker 7: So the Allied Special Intelligence Group, like I said, I
Speaker 7: first started working with John Guondolo nineteen years ago when
Speaker 7: we ran in Jahatis on the border in West Texas.
Speaker 7: What they specialize in the task Force the Rich Higgins
Speaker 7: put together out of the Department of Defense is they
Speaker 7: come in and they educate. They help you to understand
Speaker 7: the threat, to recognize the ways that we're being invaded
Speaker 7: and infiltrated, and then to stand against that. They specialize
Speaker 7: in training military, law enforcement, politicians, clergy. We're having our
Speaker 7: first pastor summit here in Texas on the twenty second,
Speaker 7: and civilians. They will come into your community, they will
Speaker 7: hold training sessions. And everywhere they've done this, every county
Speaker 7: they've been in, every place where they've tried to build
Speaker 7: one of these large blob centers or cities, they've stopped it.
Speaker 7: And they've done it just by educating and activating average citizens.
Speaker 7: It's the most amazing thing. It's so powerful, but it's
Speaker 7: just so simple. So the way to get a hold
Speaker 7: of them is you can go to the Allied Special
Speaker 7: Intelligence Group website which is ASIG two dot com, or
Speaker 7: just send us an email at remember the albummovie dot
Speaker 7: com and we will put that together. You know, we've
Speaker 7: been my plan was we were just going to fix
Speaker 7: Texas and the rest of the country. But I've been
Speaker 7: to New York where they've brought us out there. They
Speaker 7: need help. They want us to come back to Manhattan.
Speaker 7: I just got back from Illinois where they're stopping a
Speaker 7: Sharia city eighty miles west of Chicago. We're going to Washington.
Speaker 7: The country is under attack and the attack is hisra Okay,
Speaker 7: it's okay to stand up and say we want to
Speaker 7: defend the United States from attack because this is what
Speaker 7: the Muslim brother had said they were going to do.
Speaker 1: And you're not You're not an islamaphobe. Okay, if you
Speaker 1: say that, Okay, And that's the real big thing, Chris. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: we're out of time. Folks, remember the albumomovie dot com
Speaker 1: send them an email if you are in a state
Speaker 1: that you might want to start taking action on. Okay. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: the show is over, just flew by so fast. We
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