Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Well, good evening, everyone. Welcome to Stinchfield.
Speaker 3: The Antifa goons are out in full force today, disrupting
Speaker 3: what I would call a rally in support of independent
Speaker 3: journalist Nick Shirley, you know, the guy that uncovered all
Speaker 3: of that fraud. This was outside the Capitol in California.
Speaker 3: And boy, they were going hog wild.
Speaker 1: What is the issue with Nick Shirley?
Speaker 4: I'm trying to understand. Twice the premises.
Speaker 2: He's a white supremacist.
Speaker 5: Who only exists to divert attention from actual issues within communities.
Speaker 3: Those people were actually counter protesters. There were good conservatives
Speaker 3: there in support of Nick Shirley, basically speaking out against
Speaker 3: this overreaching unconstitutional law that would imprison journalists for exposing
Speaker 3: fraud amongst the immigrant community services industry. It's a ridiculous,
Speaker 3: ridiculous law. I don't think it would hold up at
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court level. But the reality is if they
Speaker 3: don't like what you have to say, well, they turn
Speaker 3: to thuggery.
Speaker 2: Look what happened to Ben Berkman, who was outside the Capitol.
Speaker 1: Don't touch me.
Speaker 4: Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't
Speaker 4: touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me.
Speaker 1: Don't touch me.
Speaker 6: They are the party of violence and lawlessness.
Speaker 3: All Ben Berkman was doing was trying to cover an event.
Speaker 3: Same thing as Nick Shirley, trying to uncover the fraud,
Speaker 3: but they don't want any part of that when they're
Speaker 3: the ones being exposed.
Speaker 2: I want to bring in.
Speaker 3: Now Rav Correspondent, who was just at this Nick Shirley rally.
Speaker 3: You just saw him at Indy Capital in Sacramento. Ben
Speaker 3: Berkwum is here. Ben, welcome back to the show.
Speaker 4: Hey, thank you, Grant. Long time, one day. No see.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Ben, well, you know you're welcome here any night.
Speaker 2: You do such a great job.
Speaker 3: I'd have you on every single night if I could, Ben.
Speaker 2: What went down there today? I saw some of them
Speaker 2: got arrested.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the good news is it was a small contingent
Speaker 7: of these radical, rabid leftists, the fascists that call themselves anti-fascists,
Speaker 7: that showed up in opposition to Nick Shirley, in reality,
Speaker 7: in support of fraud. That's what they're out there protesting.
Speaker 7: They may have couched it as something else, but that's
Speaker 7: the reality. They want fraud. They want illegal alien services
Speaker 7: to be able to continue to commit fraud. And so
Speaker 7: they're out there attacking Nick Shirley. We went out there
Speaker 7: to cover that. Thankfully, there were 100 times the number
Speaker 7: of patriots out there.
Speaker 4: There were hundreds of patriots. And there were probably 40
Speaker 4: of these goons, as I love that term you use.
Speaker 4: And they tried to get violent with me.
Speaker 7: You know, we stood our ground and stood back up
Speaker 7: against them.
Speaker 4: But they are.
Speaker 7: That's all they are. All they have is violence. Their
Speaker 7: ideas don't work. Their policies don't work. And so they
Speaker 7: send out these brown shirts to try to intimidate people.
Speaker 7: But the group that I was out there with were
Speaker 7: not intimidated.
Speaker 3: So they don't stop us from covering the real news,
Speaker 3: which is supporting Nick Shirley and independent journalists of all kinds,
Speaker 3: including yourself, Ben.
Speaker 2: Roll a clip from Nick Shirley outside the Capitol today.
Speaker 8: Unfortunately for him, he just started this battle that we're
Speaker 8: bringing upon him.
Speaker 9: That's why.
Speaker 4: I'm here today, because this is not the end.
Speaker 10: This is just the beginning.
Speaker 1: Thank you all so much for coming out.
Speaker 9: Thank you so much for sharing this.
Speaker 11: All right.
Speaker 3: Nick Shirley says it's not the end. The battle has
Speaker 3: just begun. But you don't have much backup out there. Ben,
Speaker 3: I'm curious, when you're getting virtually attacked, were there any
Speaker 3: police there to help you?
Speaker 4: No, there were none.
Speaker 7: They showed up later, only after Antifa started getting beat up.
Speaker 7: There were some patriots that went out there and some
Speaker 7: of these trannies started attacking them and You don't know
Speaker 7: who they are anymore, but they started punching patriots, and
Speaker 7: then they started getting beat up, and then.
Speaker 4: They started calling for the police. I mean, you can't
Speaker 4: make this stuff up.
Speaker 7: The people that want to defund the police, once they
Speaker 7: actually get taught a lesson, they start calling.
Speaker 2: For the police.
Speaker 4: But to Nick Shirley's point, this is what they were
Speaker 4: calling for.
Speaker 7: The moral of the story is we can't back down
Speaker 7: on exposing this fraud and exposing these criminal organizations.
Speaker 4: That are taking our tax dollars. So regardless of the
Speaker 4: fact that.
Speaker 7: Gavin Newsom passed this unconstitutional law, it's going to get
Speaker 7: challenged to the Supreme Court. But beyond that, it's our
Speaker 7: duty to continue to do it, even in the face
Speaker 7: of this unconstitutional law.
Speaker 3: Well, I know you will.
Speaker 2: Ben Berkham, as always, thank you for coming on the
Speaker 2: program tonight.
Speaker 4: My pleasure.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Grant.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: And make sure you check out Ben's new book, Step
Speaker 3: Into Fear. You can pre-order it on Amazon now. Speaking
Speaker 3: of Antifa, the same day that that happened outside the
Speaker 3: Capitol in Sacramento, the State Department released a very damning
Speaker 3: new report on an international technology cooperative, is what they've
Speaker 3: dubbed this thing. This is now under a U.S. global
Speaker 3: terrorism designation. This cooperative out of Italy was providing services.
Speaker 2: To, you ready for this, Hamas, okay, Iran's.
Speaker 3: IRGC, the radical military arm of the regime, and one
Speaker 3: of Portland's most notorious Antifa gangs, the Rose City Antifa group.
Speaker 3: This technology cooperative provides messaging services, meetups, highly, highly sophisticated
Speaker 3: digital infrastructure for all these groups. Now think about it,
Speaker 3: an American Antifa group using the same technology as Hamas,
Speaker 3: using the same technology as Iran's IRGC, to do what?
Speaker 3: To organize, to recruit, to communicate, to not only designate,
Speaker 3: but disseminate target information. This is, again, from terrorist groups
Speaker 3: overseas to, I would dub Antifa a terrorist group here
Speaker 3: at home.
Speaker 2: They would also talk about tactics.
Speaker 3: Look at these from the Autistici Inventati group, okay?
Speaker 2: VO2, please. This is what it reads.
Speaker 3: This is a screenshot of all of this. The arson
Speaker 3: page compiles guides on setting fires. The sabotage techniques page
Speaker 3: compiles sabotage techniques.
Speaker 2: For different types of infrastructure.
Speaker 3: The maps page compiles mapping projects focused on infrastructure and
Speaker 3: extractive industries. The same technology, again, as Hamas and IRGC
Speaker 3: used by Antifa and Here in the United States, the
Speaker 3: Rose City Antifa group posted this flyer.
Speaker 2: Check this out. It reads, You're invited. Laser tag.
Speaker 3: This Saturday, October 11th at 9 p.m., and you're invited
Speaker 3: to fight back. All you need is a laser.
Speaker 2: Leave home.
Speaker 3: They can see where the laser is coming from. Go
Speaker 3: to a park, a field, or some other public space.
Speaker 3: And once the clock strikes 9, unleash your beam.
Speaker 2: At the cop copter. Mask up.
Speaker 3: Well, we have an image from the cop copter. This
Speaker 3: is what it looks like. This is a Customs and
Speaker 3: Border Protection vehicle. helicopter that is being laser beamed with
Speaker 3: a green laser in Portland by those Antifa goons, as
Speaker 3: we said. Let's flash back.
Speaker 2: To an attack. Excuse me. Excuse me. No, let's go
Speaker 2: to the U.S. State Department. Sorry about that.
Speaker 1: U.S.
Speaker 3: State Department tweet about this technology group It reads this,
Speaker 3: anarchists waged a violent campaign against a police facility in
Speaker 3: Georgia using an AI-hosted site. That's not AI as artificial intelligence.
Speaker 3: That's AI as the name of the group. To dox
Speaker 3: government employees and share instructions on building bombs to target
Speaker 3: government buildings. The attacks resulted in domestic terrorism charges that
Speaker 3: left an officer injured. This is where we go to
Speaker 3: the footage of that officer being injured. In this attack,
Speaker 3: this is the kind of craziness that we're seeing from
Speaker 3: Antifa groups all over the place. Now, I want to
Speaker 3: bring in to discuss all of this investigative reporter, national
Speaker 3: security expert, U.S. Army veteran who infiltrated terrorist networks, including Antifa.
Speaker 3: Scott Wheeler is with us. Scott, welcome to the program.
Speaker 12: Thanks.
Speaker 10: Good to see you, Grant.
Speaker 2: Good to see you, Scott.
Speaker 1: What do you.
Speaker 3: Make of the sophistication of this crew being used by
Speaker 3: Hamas and Antifa? Are you surprised by any of this?
Speaker 2: What do you make of it, Scott?
Speaker 10: Well, I've been tracking for about 10 years, Hamas for
Speaker 10: a lot longer than that, about 24 years. And so
Speaker 10: we've known that they use sophisticated methods and techniques. Their writings,
Speaker 10: we've noticed for a long period of time, carry with
Speaker 10: them an air of.
Speaker 10: Erudition to, like, college professors write these things, not, you know,
Speaker 10: these aren't street thugs, these aren't your average, what you
Speaker 10: would think of as an Antifa thug that you, like,
Speaker 10: they ran into in Sacramento, or like I ran into
Speaker 10: up in Buffalo when I was solving this case of
Speaker 10: the firebombing of the pro-life clinic up there. They are
Speaker 10: just the street thugs. This is run by a very
Speaker 10: sophisticated organizations. They're very clever. Their structure is similar to ISIS.
Speaker 10: It's like spiders. And so it's very hard to connect
Speaker 10: them with one another, but we have known for some
Speaker 10: time that they are getting, their central orders and the
Speaker 10: intelligence center of this is somewhere in Europe. We suspected
Speaker 10: Germany and there is some connection to Germany, but this
Speaker 10: revelation by the State Department, something that we would have
Speaker 10: expected to come from the FBI, but it came from
Speaker 10: Marco Rubio's State Department. This Italian organization, they've long been
Speaker 10: known for having sophisticated terrorist operations. They're going all the
Speaker 10: way back to the 70s during the years of lead.
Speaker 10: And they've always been there in Italy, Greece, Germany. You know,
Speaker 10: you had the Baader-Meinhof gang. So it looks like this
Speaker 10: is a multinational organization, and it is very cleverly run.
Speaker 13: Scott.
Speaker 3: Scott, I was surprised too, by the way, that it
Speaker 3: came from the State Department and not the FBI or
Speaker 3: maybe the CIA, something like that. When you look at Antifa,
Speaker 3: which you've covered for a long time, Hamas even longer,
Speaker 3: what are the similarities between these groups?
Speaker 2: Or should I say, are there similarities between these two groups?
Speaker 10: Well, there are similarities in terms of operating structure. Hamas
Speaker 10: does very clever propaganda. That's how they got to a
Speaker 10: lot of students to turn out to their protests over
Speaker 10: the last couple of years. They are clever and smart
Speaker 10: and they can appeal to the sensibilities of people who
Speaker 10: want to be part of some kind of organization. And
Speaker 10: so Hamas kind of drew it in and drew these
Speaker 10: young people in in the same way that Antifa has
Speaker 10: been doing it for more than a dozen years. And
Speaker 10: it's to be trying to encourage them similar to how
Speaker 10: we approach recruiting people for the Army or the Marine Corps.
Speaker 10: It's getting people to be involved in something bigger than themselves.
Speaker 10: And so it gives these college students, and many of
Speaker 10: them are college dropouts, the sense that they belong to
Speaker 10: an organization and they're doing something. And what they really
Speaker 10: don't understand is that they're actually being manipulated by people
Speaker 10: at the top.
Speaker 3: Scott, is Antifa growing in strength in America today, or
Speaker 3: have they been set back in some respects once Donald
Speaker 3: Trump took office?
Speaker 10: Well, that's a very interesting question. They've certainly gone underground
Speaker 10: to a certain degree. We have wondered, in fact, last summer,
Speaker 10: we were getting the signals, including having raids on apartments
Speaker 10: in New York City, finding Antifa-connected people with weapons and
Speaker 10: Molotov cocktails in their possession. It kind of looked like
Speaker 10: they were going to have a lot of activities last summer,
Speaker 10: but it kind of died down as we got into
Speaker 10: the summer months. And then this year they've been very quiet.
Speaker 10: So it's possible that the new leadership of the FBI
Speaker 10: has kind of scared them off a little bit But
Speaker 10: the curious thing is, right after the Dobbs decision leak,
Speaker 10: there were over 300 attacks on pro-life clinics and organizations
Speaker 10: associated with promoting life. And only half a dozen of
Speaker 10: those cases have been solved where there have been arrests made.
Speaker 10: We solved the one up in Buffalo. I went undercover,
Speaker 10: and then we came out.
Speaker 2: I was going to say.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was going to say, you were responsible for
Speaker 3: that Buffalo one, solving it where, you know, the FBI
Speaker 3: was nowhere to be found and you did such great work.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what, Scott Wheeler, I wish I had
Speaker 3: more time for you. You're an American hero between your
Speaker 3: service to this country and the United States military. What
Speaker 3: you've done infiltrating all of these groups, solving crimes. I
Speaker 3: hope you come on more often because we're better off
Speaker 3: from hearing your input in all these things.
Speaker 2: Scott Wheeler, thank you for coming on tonight. A pleasure.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. You know, he mentioned abortion.
Speaker 3: Democrats, I have said for a long time now, they
Speaker 3: are the party of delusion and death. And one example
Speaker 3: of that is this McKenna West case and.
Speaker 2: The baby she gave birth to, Gabriel.
Speaker 3: McKenna was a surrogate mother.
Speaker 2: Twenty weeks into the pregnancy.
Speaker 3: The couple from Los Angeles, California, calls her and says,
Speaker 3: we want the baby aborted. Because the baby was diagnosed
Speaker 3: with a very serious heart condition that could be treated,
Speaker 3: by the way, at 20 weeks.
Speaker 2: The surrogate mom says no.
Speaker 3: She went from Alaska to Texas, where she knew she
Speaker 3: would get protection from our attorney general here, Ken Paxton.
Speaker 3: 20 weeks they wanted this baby aborted. This woman with
Speaker 3: virtually no money said, not on my watch.
Speaker 2: And to me, she's a hero. Listen to her.
Speaker 13: My older brother had texted me during the day and
Speaker 13: just said, hey, give me a call when you get off.
Speaker 13: He told me that he had talked to his wife
Speaker 13: and that they would adopt this baby.
Speaker 1: If it meant.
Speaker 13: A way out for me. And he just, he's like,
Speaker 13: what can they take from you? Like you have us,
Speaker 13: you have your family.
Speaker 3: We're not talking about heroes in America. That woman knows
Speaker 3: the baby inside her was precious. Her brother, selflessly, and
Speaker 3: his wife say, we'll adopt a baby. The parents who
Speaker 3: wanted it aborted, why wouldn't they agree to all this? Instead,
Speaker 3: they sue her for $ 100, 000.
Speaker 2: She has the baby in Texas.
Speaker 3: The baby in Texas, thanks to Ken Paxton, is getting care,
Speaker 3: but in critical condition. Let's all say a prayer for
Speaker 3: baby Gabriel. Gabriel needs it right now as he fights
Speaker 3: to stay alive. But yet NBC, of all places, decides
Speaker 3: to make the parents, biological parents, out.
Speaker 2: To be victims in all of this. They wanted the
Speaker 2: baby dead, for crying out loud. This was the NBC report,
Speaker 2: cut 17.
Speaker 14: Tonight, the biological parents' attorneys telling NBC News as if
Speaker 14: the heartbreak of his condition were not enough, they are
Speaker 14: devastated to see their family tragedy transformed into political theater. Adding,
Speaker 14: our client's only focus at this time is ensuring that
Speaker 14: their baby receives the medical care that he vitally needs
Speaker 14: and that they, as his parents, are able to spend
Speaker 14: every precious moment they can with their beautiful newborn son.
Speaker 3: Precious moments they can. A month earlier, they wanted the
Speaker 3: baby dead. They hope they get the care he needs.
Speaker 3: He could have gotten care. The doctors said it's treatable,
Speaker 3: and they still chose to try to have this baby aborted.
Speaker 3: And NBC makes the parents out to be victims in this?
Speaker 3: The real victim is baby Gabriel. Let's not forget that,
Speaker 3: which brings us now to the Lindsay Clancy case. I
Speaker 3: believe the Lindsay Clancy case is an entire... issue of
Speaker 3: the abortion mentality in America today. This pro-abortion deal that
Speaker 3: has been out there in such a, such a big way.
Speaker 3: This is like the psychiatrist today, by the way, in
Speaker 3: court saying that Lindsay Clancy planned it. She sent her
Speaker 3: husband off to do errands. It couldn't have been postpartum psychosis.
Speaker 3: Here's the psychologist.
Speaker 10: Is that she did have the capacity to appreciate right
Speaker 10: from wrong.
Speaker 5: Also, I thought was significant. Concealment is another thing that
Speaker 5: I think indicated an understanding of right and wrong.
Speaker 3: We live in a country that has a thriving abortion culture.
Speaker 3: Now to the point where Parents are able to kill
Speaker 3: their children after birth.
Speaker 2: We know they want it up to nine months of pregnancy.
Speaker 2: It's insanity.
Speaker 3: And now because we call it out, we're labeled misogynists,
Speaker 3: people like me anyway. I want to bring in that
Speaker 3: former Planned Parenthood director and now pro-life advocate who has
Speaker 3: made it her mission to expose the horrors of the
Speaker 3: abortion industry.
Speaker 2: Remember, she worked for Planned Parenthood. Dr. Abby Johnson is
Speaker 2: with us. Doc, it's great to have you on the program.
Speaker 15: Thank you.
Speaker 8: Thank you for having me.
Speaker 3: Doctor, do you think that the Lindsay Clancy case is
Speaker 3: relatable to the abortion culture we have in America today?
Speaker 2: Oh, 100%.
Speaker 15: I mean, when you just kind of look at a
Speaker 15: bird's eye view here of our culture and you see
Speaker 15: we've been legally, I'm going to just call it what
Speaker 15: it is, it's murder. We've been legally murdering babies with immunity, right?
Speaker 15: Women have been getting immunity for this crime for over
Speaker 15: 50 years. We have been look at, you know, this
Speaker 15: McKenna West case, the parents now, right, the biological parents
Speaker 15: wanted the baby dead, their own child.
Speaker 8: Dead.
Speaker 15: And now they're suddenly the victim because they wanted their
Speaker 15: child dead and that wasn't carried out in their wishes.
Speaker 15: And then we look at this Lindsay Clancy case and
Speaker 15: the first thing, and this is crazy. I mean, it
Speaker 15: is absolutely nuts. Women online The first thing they think
Speaker 15: in their minds when they hear a case about a
Speaker 15: mother that brutally, violently, torturously strangled her children with premeditation,
Speaker 15: the first thing in women's minds today, and this is
Speaker 15: how sick we've become, the first thing in women's minds
Speaker 15: today is, well, did she have postpartum depression? That's insane.
Speaker 15: The first thing that women, particularly women, mothers, should be
Speaker 15: thinking about is, oh my gosh, how terrible for these victims,
Speaker 15: for these children that she killed, that she murdered. But
Speaker 15: the very first thing, the thing that I see all
Speaker 15: through my social media thread is women saying, you know what?
Speaker 15: I understand. I understand Lindsay Clancy. We should not be understanding.
Speaker 15: We should never be understanding a mind like Lindsay Clancy.
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 3: There's absolutely no way you can justify what happened. Even
Speaker 3: if it comes down to the fact that she had
Speaker 3: postpartum psychosis, which is what they're claiming, I think one
Speaker 3: in a thousand, it doesn't excuse the fact that three
Speaker 3: people are killed and she is a danger to society.
Speaker 3: And yet, watch this interaction on GB News because it
Speaker 3: really sums up where the other side is coming from,
Speaker 3: as you explained.
Speaker 8: She had a nanny, and she's still complaining that she
Speaker 8: needed help.
Speaker 3: She could not have got more help from the system
Speaker 3: that she already had received.
Speaker 8: This is a murderer who strangled her children one by one.
Speaker 3: One of the boys ran away, and she chased him
Speaker 3: down and killed him.
Speaker 1: Laurie Watkins.
Speaker 13: What you just said was absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 3: You should be ashamed of yourself.
Speaker 1: Be quiet, please.
Speaker 3: I've had it with you.
Speaker 2: Oh, my God. And your sexism and misogyny.
Speaker 4: She's a murderer. I can't.
Speaker 13: Okay.
Speaker 2: That basically sums up what you're talking about, Abby.
Speaker 4: Yep, that's it.
Speaker 15: I mean, this is women all throughout social media comments,
Speaker 15: women saying that I don't understand women, that I'm a
Speaker 15: traitor to women because I'm not standing up for Lindsay Clancy.
Speaker 15: I'm not wearing the pink shirt. I'm not part of
Speaker 15: the pink shirt brigade. And, you know, all doing the
Speaker 15: heart hands and all this kind of stuff for Lindsay. Yeah,
Speaker 15: because I don't believe in murdering our children, and I
Speaker 15: don't believe in supporting women who murder their children. I
Speaker 15: understand that people have mental health issues. I understand that
Speaker 15: we have postpartum issues. I understand that we need an overhaul.
Speaker 15: Two things can be true at the same time. I
Speaker 15: can believe that we need mental health fixes in our country.
Speaker 15: I can believe that women need better postpartum support. I
Speaker 15: can also believe that it is unacceptable at any time
Speaker 15: for a woman to murder her children, and that's exactly
Speaker 15: what happened in this case.
Speaker 2: Doc, can I ask you a last question?
Speaker 3: You worked for Planned Parenthood, one of, in my opinion,
Speaker 3: one of the most murderous organizations on the face of
Speaker 3: the planet. When did the switch flip for you? I mean,
Speaker 3: you're working there, and now you're one of the greatest
Speaker 3: voices for life out there.
Speaker 2: When did the switch happen?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I was asked to participate in an ultrasound-guided abortion
Speaker 15: procedure on a 13-week-old baby. And ultrasounds are not typically
Speaker 15: used during an abortion. Abortions are done blind. You don't
Speaker 15: see the baby in the womb as it's dying. But
Speaker 15: we had a visiting physician come in. I was asked
Speaker 15: to assist. And I watched as a 13-week-old baby fought
Speaker 15: and struggled for his life against the abortion instruments. And
Speaker 15: I knew then that abortion was the murder of a
Speaker 15: human being. And I think about the children of Lindsay Clancy.
Speaker 15: They were fighting for their lives. And what a similar
Speaker 15: state of affairs is. that we just turn a blind
Speaker 15: eye to these victims and they are crying out for
Speaker 15: justice and we should fight for justice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a powerful story.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you coming on, telling that part of it
Speaker 3: and speaking out in defense of life. Whether they're out
Speaker 3: of the womb or in the womb, you got to
Speaker 3: defend life and you certainly do.
Speaker 2: Dr. Abby Johnson, I appreciate you coming on. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Absolutely.
Speaker 3: You know, we'll be following this case. It just amazes me.
Speaker 3: the Democrats, delusion and death. Remember that. When you go
Speaker 3: to talk to your friends, you just tell them delusion
Speaker 3: and death. You want to be a part of that party?
Speaker 3: They make me sick, quite frankly. Anybody that has a
Speaker 3: D next to their name, I have no tolerance for
Speaker 3: it anymore. You have to be sick in the head
Speaker 3: to be a member of that party. I'm going to
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Speaker 2: To make the switch today. All right. Democrats own the
Speaker 2: affordability issue, not President Trump.
Speaker 1: Welcome back, everyone.
Speaker 3: The socialists are on a quest to take over America.
Speaker 2: What do they want? Free everything. Just listen to this candidate.
Speaker 3: He's a Democrat Socialist of America candidate running for Congress
Speaker 3: in Florida.
Speaker 2: Listen to him. Cut eight, please.
Speaker 11: Are we ready for Medicare for all? Are we ready
Speaker 11: for universal childcare? Are we ready for paid family and
Speaker 11: medical leave? Are we ready for a $ 25 an hour
Speaker 11: minimum wage?
Speaker 1: Are we ready for free college?
Speaker 2: Are we ready for.
Speaker 1: A Green New Deal?
Speaker 2: Folks, America's broke. Like, literally, we're flat-ass busted.
Speaker 3: $ 32 trillion in debt.
Speaker 2: Trillion dollars. $ 32 trillion. Where are you going to get
Speaker 2: the money for all of that? No place.
Speaker 3: Why would we ever let them control how we cut costs?
Speaker 3: They talk about affordability crisis as if Democrats are going
Speaker 3: to fix that. I saw in a newsletter from Unleash
Speaker 3: Prosperity today the list of the most expensive states to
Speaker 3: live in. Take a look at this list. New York
Speaker 3: at number five. District of Columbia. Massachusetts at number three.
Speaker 3: California at number two. I thought they'd be one, but
Speaker 3: then Hawaii, oh yeah, well, they're an island out there.
Speaker 2: All of those five, what are they?
Speaker 3: What do they have in common? Deep blue states run
Speaker 3: by Democrats for decades, by the way. Joining us now
Speaker 3: to discuss this is economist and co-founder of Unleash Prosperity.
Speaker 2: I get my daily newsletter from him every day. Stephen
Speaker 2: Moore is with us. Stephen, it's good to see you again.
Speaker 12: Thanks for having me. And by the way, not only
Speaker 12: are the five most expensive states blue states, but the
Speaker 12: five least expensive states are red states. And so it
Speaker 12: turns out, I'm so glad you picked up the story
Speaker 12: because it's a big one. The more democratic a state
Speaker 12: is in terms of how they voted, if you measure
Speaker 12: how they voted in the presidential election in 2024, the
Speaker 12: more likely they are to be high cost states. Now,
Speaker 12: why is that important? Because the Democrats are running around
Speaker 12: the country, as you know, talking about how they're going
Speaker 12: to solve the affordability crisis.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute.
Speaker 12: They can't solve the crisis in their own states. They
Speaker 12: created the crisis. So why would people elect people who
Speaker 12: are running costs through the roof in Massachusetts, New York,
Speaker 12: New Jersey, my home state of Illinois, et cetera?
Speaker 3: Stephen. I went through this interview that El Sayed did,
Speaker 3: the guy running for Senate out in Michigan.
Speaker 2: He did with Jesse Waters.
Speaker 3: Jesse Waters asked him to even know what the federal
Speaker 3: budget is. I want to play this interaction because it
Speaker 3: really sums up their problems.
Speaker 2: Roll cut four.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about the things that we actually suspend on.
Speaker 3: I have a feeling, Bill, you don't even know how
Speaker 3: much money the government spends every year.
Speaker 12: Do you know?
Speaker 4: Look, the question, Jesse, to me is I know what
Speaker 4: Michiganders are spending.
Speaker 2: So you don't know.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you what it is.
Speaker 2: It's $ 7 trillion a year.
Speaker 1: And your plan.
Speaker 7: To take over the health care system is $ 4 trillion.
Speaker 3: You couldn't really hear him talking over El-Sayed talking over.
Speaker 3: $ 4 trillion is the cost for a health care for
Speaker 3: everyone system.
Speaker 2: Our budget right now.
Speaker 3: Is $ 7 trillion. We have a $ 2 trillion deficit, by
Speaker 3: the way. I'm not even sure if El-Sayed knows.
Speaker 2: That, Stephen.
Speaker 12: Well, look, this is a sad state of affairs. We
Speaker 12: kind of joke about it, but it's deadly serious that
Speaker 12: it really is true. These Democrat socialists are taking over
Speaker 12: the Democratic Party. And we only have two parties in
Speaker 12: this country. We have a Republican Party and Democratic Party.
Speaker 12: It is not good for America that one party has
Speaker 12: gone over the deep end. And you and I have
Speaker 12: known each other a long time. You know, I'm not
Speaker 12: a rah-rah Republican. I'm not here to say Republicans are
Speaker 12: the solution to all our problems. But it is very
Speaker 12: dangerous when you, I just listened to that one candidate saying, oh,
Speaker 12: everything's going to be free.
Speaker 8: You know what?
Speaker 1: I'd like a yacht.
Speaker 12: Maybe could the taxpayers buy me a $ 5 million yacht?
Speaker 2: If they do, I want to be in play. That's
Speaker 2: for sure. Listen, I mentioned.
Speaker 12: What is the incentive to work and to produce and
Speaker 12: be productive and start a business if everything is free?
Speaker 2: I mean, here's the issue.
Speaker 3: We're never going to get this ship righted when we
Speaker 3: think of government cuts as an increase that isn't as
Speaker 3: big as last year, an increase that's not as big.
Speaker 2: OK, that's not cutting anything.
Speaker 3: Stephen, is it possible to balance the budget in America today?
Speaker 2: Can it actually be done?
Speaker 3: Well, sure it can.
Speaker 1: I mean, let's start.
Speaker 12: We're two trillion arrears, as you just said. So we're
Speaker 12: two trillion. Now, OK, one trillion would just be fraud
Speaker 12: and abuse and waste and and criminal behavior and just
Speaker 12: getting rid of those improper payments. So that shouldn't be
Speaker 12: so hard. I mean, seriously, that shouldn't be so hard,
Speaker 12: except for a lot of the Democrat states don't want
Speaker 12: to get rid of the fraud. And then I would
Speaker 12: do about a 15% what a business would do if
Speaker 12: they're losing money, cut your expenses by 15% across the board,
Speaker 12: and then let the economy grow. If you have a
Speaker 12: growing economy, you're going to create the revenues. I want
Speaker 12: to make sure that your viewers understand this loud and clear.
Speaker 12: There is no revenue problem in Washington. We have plenty
Speaker 12: of revenues. We have more revenues than ever before in
Speaker 12: the history of the country. So anybody looks at the
Speaker 12: huge amount of revenues and then the even bigger amount
Speaker 12: of spending and say, oh, we've got to keep raising
Speaker 12: the revenues. If you do that, you're just going to
Speaker 12: have them raise the spending again. It's like giving, as
Speaker 12: Ronald Reagan said, you never give a drunken sailor another drink.
Speaker 12: And that's essentially what we'd be doing with all the
Speaker 12: tax increases. They think, they really think that they can
Speaker 12: get all the money they need from the Elon Musk
Speaker 12: and the.
Speaker 1: Bill Gates of the world.
Speaker 12: There aren't enough of them.
Speaker 2: No, it's 100% true.
Speaker 3: And yet this socialism idea has somewhat taken off. Stephen,
Speaker 3: as you mentioned, you know, you and I, we've been
Speaker 3: doing this a long time. I'm almost in shock of
Speaker 3: how much it's taken off. I always knew there was
Speaker 3: a socialist faction, but I'm pretty amazed at how mainstream
Speaker 3: this has become. You even have guys like Chuck Schumer
Speaker 3: embracing it.
Speaker 12: You know, what's the scariest thing of all to me is,
Speaker 12: you know, when I see these Democrat socialists, you know,
Speaker 12: take their victory lap on these primary election nights and
Speaker 12: Some of these people are educated at Columbia. In other words,
Speaker 12: it's almost like the more educated, the more college they have,
Speaker 12: the more radical they become and the stupider they become.
Speaker 12: That makes me very nervous. It shows that the left
Speaker 12: has done a very good job of infiltrating the universities
Speaker 12: in this country and the education system. This is also scary.
Speaker 12: Where is democratic socialism most popular? Among young people.
Speaker 3: I worry that with the AI boom, there's a feeling
Speaker 3: of despair amongst youngsters and that they realize laziness sets in.
Speaker 3: They're going to need the handout because they're being told
Speaker 3: they're not going to be any jobs out there, which
Speaker 3: I disagree with. I don't think that AI boom is
Speaker 3: going to do that. But I think maybe this feeling
Speaker 3: of despair, it just helped me. They throw up their
Speaker 3: hands and that's it. I give you the last word, Steve.
Speaker 12: I think one of the most troubling trends in America,
Speaker 12: even more troubling maybe than the enormous debt that you
Speaker 12: were talking about, is that we've seen over the last
Speaker 12: 10 or 15 years a continual decline in the number
Speaker 12: of young males in the workforce. And that is just
Speaker 12: a cancer for society. We need young people to start
Speaker 12: working 10 hours, 20 hours, 30 hours a week. Why
Speaker 12: are college students not working? The younger you work, the
Speaker 12: more successful you'll be in your life. And if young
Speaker 12: males aren't working and they're 25 or 30, they're not
Speaker 12: marriage material.
Speaker 1: And then they don't get married. And then we don't
Speaker 1: have babies.
Speaker 12: We've got to get males back working.
Speaker 3: I think I need to have my 17 year old
Speaker 3: make a phone call to uncle Steve and you can.
Speaker 2: Hammer that lesson.
Speaker 12: By the way, do you remember, do you remember your
Speaker 12: first job?
Speaker 3: I do remember my first job. I worked for a farrier.
Speaker 3: Anybody know what a farrier is? It's shooing horses. And
Speaker 3: it was a brutal first job.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: You know what mine was?
Speaker 12: Caddying. Remember the Moody Caddy Shack with Bill Murray? That
Speaker 12: was based on the club that was up the street
Speaker 12: from us. And back then, I was like 12 years old.
Speaker 12: The bag was bigger than I was. I carried that
Speaker 12: thing around. But, you know, you learn a lot from
Speaker 12: your first job, don't you?
Speaker 2: You do.
Speaker 3: And I bet you made more money caddying than I
Speaker 3: did shooing horses. I'll bet that's a fact. Stephen Moore,
Speaker 3: it's always good to see you. Unleash prosperity.
Speaker 2: We love it. Thank you.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
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Speaker 3: honor the legacy of Dolly Parton. You know, it's clear
Speaker 3: to me that sanctuary policies in all of these blue
Speaker 3: states are putting Americans at risk. And not just Americans
Speaker 3: that live in the blue states. If you are letting
Speaker 3: criminals free, those criminals get on the road.
Speaker 2: It doesn't mean they stay in the blue state. It
Speaker 2: really is a serious, serious problem for Americans.
Speaker 3: Kathy Hochul, the governor of New York, has made it
Speaker 3: clear that local police officers may not work with ICE.
Speaker 2: It's brutal. This is Hochul at a news conference.
Speaker 16: Proud that we signed one of the most comprehensive laws
Speaker 16: to rein in ICE in the entire country. It prohibits
Speaker 16: law enforcement agencies from having formal agreements with ICE. That
Speaker 16: means unless a crime has been committed, ICE cannot use
Speaker 16: local cops, their jails, their technology.
Speaker 3: Do you see the flaw in her reasoning? Think about
Speaker 3: what she just said there, unless a crime is committed. Well,
Speaker 3: the moment they snuck into the country, the moment they
Speaker 3: overstayed their visa, a crime has been committed.
Speaker 2: That's not the issue.
Speaker 3: The issue doesn't even seem to be how bad the
Speaker 3: crime is. They want all of these people walking, skating,
Speaker 3: you name it. It's pretty outrageous. But the Trump administration
Speaker 3: is doing amazing things. I just got an email from
Speaker 3: a member of the Trump White House today pointing out
Speaker 3: to me.
Speaker 2: That in July....
Speaker 3: ICE arrested 50,000 illegal aliens. That is the highest number
Speaker 3: in President Trump's second term. 50,000 in the month of
Speaker 3: July alone. You think Kathy Hochul is going to stop
Speaker 3: ICE agents from doing their job?
Speaker 2: Not a chance. This is an ICE agent. His name is, well, Roland.
Speaker 17: New Yorkers deserve a clear understanding of what ended yesterday.
Speaker 17: This decision has removed a proven public safety tool. It
Speaker 17: ended cooperation that helped local law enforcement and ICE address
Speaker 17: criminal offenders in the community and already in custody.
Speaker 1: But make no mistake, ICE will continue doing its job.
Speaker 3: They do their job in all of these cities and
Speaker 3: states where they are vilified. You see an ICE agent
Speaker 3: out there, Border Patrol, heck, any police officer, give them
Speaker 3: a salute.
Speaker 2: Fist bump. Something to let them know we support them.
Speaker 3: A great example of ICE still doing their job out
Speaker 3: in California. You remember Ben Berkman was riding around with
Speaker 3: ICE agents in Sacramento.
Speaker 2: They were outside the county.
Speaker 3: Jail waiting for an illegal alien with a rap sheet
Speaker 3: 10 feet long. The jailers didn't want to release him
Speaker 3: into the arms of ICE.
Speaker 2: ICE waited him out. Ben said he was going to
Speaker 2: drop the video. He did. This is it.
Speaker 9: DUI alcohol, inflict corporal injury on a spouse, willful cruelty
Speaker 9: to a child, battery spouse, inflict corporal injury on a spouse, DUI,
Speaker 9: another DUI, DUI again, battery spouse, battery spouse, battery spouse,
Speaker 9: driving without a license.
Speaker 6: There's a detainer on this scumbag, but because of the
Speaker 6: sanctuary policies in California, California Democrat sanctuary policies, They're not
Speaker 6: honoring that ICE detainer. But even beyond that, they know
Speaker 6: that ICE is out here waiting for this guy, and
Speaker 6: it appears they're holding on to him so ICE can't
Speaker 6: get him.
Speaker 3: Did you hear the number of charges against him? What
Speaker 3: person in their right mind wants that criminal out on
Speaker 3: the streets? Why wouldn't you make it easy for ICE?
Speaker 3: Because these leftists, again, the party of delusion and death.
Speaker 3: Speaking of death, sadly, Dolly Parton. My son asked me,
Speaker 3: 17 years old, he said, dad, did you like Dolly Parton?
Speaker 2: I said, buddy, I love Dolly Parton. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: She was a legend. My favorite song, 9 to 5.
Speaker 3: How great is that song, right? She had hit after
Speaker 3: hit after hit. There's no doubt about that. She talked
Speaker 3: about her fans in May, all right? I believe this
Speaker 3: is probably right after the cancer diagnosis.
Speaker 2: Roll it.
Speaker 5: Speaking of Carl and my health, I remember back years ago,
Speaker 5: I was saying something. I was griping about something hurting
Speaker 5: or this and that. Carl said, now, honey, you have
Speaker 5: to remember, you're not getting any younger.
Speaker 3: You know, she was set to play at Caesars Palace,
Speaker 3: going to a special performances there for a month at
Speaker 3: Caesars Palace in Vegas.
Speaker 2: That clearly now won't happen.
Speaker 3: This is President Trump talking about Dolly Parton on the
Speaker 3: Glenn Beck show.
Speaker 2: She was unique.
Speaker 12: I mean, she was amazing.
Speaker 17: And to lose her, it's.
Speaker 2: Like you lose a member of the family.
Speaker 18: You know, we all knew her so well. I knew
Speaker 18: her a little bit.
Speaker 12: She wasn't a very political person.
Speaker 3: She really liked me, I will tell you, but she also.
Speaker 2: Wanted to stay very, you know. She was great. President
Speaker 2: knew it. Entire world knew it. The U.S.
Speaker 3: Flag outside of the White House, flown at half-staff in
Speaker 3: honor of Dolly Parton today.
Speaker 2: A great tribute to her.
Speaker 3: Folks, up next, become a part of America's energy resurgence.
Speaker 3: We've got the CEO of Lost Soldier Oil and Gas
Speaker 3: with us and another special guest who's got some real
Speaker 3: keen insight on why this project is looking really, really good. Next.
Speaker 13: Next.
Speaker 1: Welcome back, everyone.
Speaker 3: Exciting times for Lost Soldier Oil and Gas. You know,
Speaker 3: this is a 40,000-acre gas project out in Wyoming's Bison Basin.
Speaker 3: Stacked formations of high-pressure natural gas.
Speaker 2: It's ready for takeoff.
Speaker 3: I want to bring in the president and CEO of
Speaker 3: Lost Soldier Oil and Gas, Mark Bruner, as well as
Speaker 3: Mike Sirocco, with Apex Petroleum Engineering, who's been studying this project. Gentlemen,
Speaker 3: welcome to the program. Mark, I guess I'll start with you.
Speaker 3: I was on a call with you last night, and
Speaker 3: you said you're more excited about this project than any
Speaker 3: other project you've ever been involved with in your life.
Speaker 2: Can you tell me why, Mark?
Speaker 18: Well, because as you just said, it's all the different zones.
Speaker 18: We found five different zones that have gas in them, okay?
Speaker 18: And we're actually going to be drilling a well starting
Speaker 18: in September, and we think we'll find at least two
Speaker 18: more very thick zones with high-pressure, over-pressure gas. So it's
Speaker 18: a very large in-place oil and gas deposit, mainly gas,
Speaker 18: and we're very excited about what we're going to be
Speaker 18: doing this year. So, yeah, we're going to be hooking
Speaker 18: our wells in. We're building a pipeline. We're going to
Speaker 18: hook our wells in. We're drilling that deep well to
Speaker 18: start finding out where we're going to drill our horizontal wells.
Speaker 18: All exciting times right now.
Speaker 3: All right, Mike, you're the guy that looks at all
Speaker 3: the analytics here, looks at seismic grass, the geology, all
Speaker 3: of this stuff. Can you explain why you're excited about
Speaker 3: this project and what you found, what the science says
Speaker 3: about this, Mark?
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 8: So, you know, one of the one of the key
Speaker 8: things we're looking for is is high pressure gas.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 8: The higher the pressure, the more energy it has, the
Speaker 8: more compressed it is.
Speaker 10: It's what we're looking for.
Speaker 8: And what we found in in the wells that we've
Speaker 8: drilled so far is higher pressure gas than we were anticipating.
Speaker 8: So much so that we had to actually stop drilling
Speaker 8: one of the wells because it wasn't designed for that
Speaker 8: amount of pressure. And so the fact that we not
Speaker 8: only found these five intervals that Mark referenced, but also
Speaker 8: found a zone that was so much higher pressure than
Speaker 8: we were anticipating and kicked us out of the well
Speaker 8: is exactly what we're looking for.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 3: Mark, you said you compare this to some other fields nearby,
Speaker 3: like very close. That plays into your assessment of what
Speaker 3: the ultimate can be with this, and that's producing a
Speaker 3: lot of gas.
Speaker 2: Correct, Mark?
Speaker 18: Well, that's right. You know, 50 miles away, there was
Speaker 18: a field called the Madison Lightside Field. The interesting thing
Speaker 18: is geographically, it's right at the same size. Geographically, because
Speaker 18: the pay zones are so thick and they're so similar
Speaker 18: to what we have, we think it's a very good analog. And,
Speaker 18: you know, we have the same stuff. And whenever they
Speaker 18: completed the wells, it's a tier one gas field discovered
Speaker 18: in the 70s. before anyone knew what a continuous gas
Speaker 18: or a basin-centered gas accumulation was. And so it's produced
Speaker 18: over 3 trillion cubic feet of gas with no fracked jobs,
Speaker 18: no horizontal wells, nothing like that. So, you know, just
Speaker 18: think about the current technology that's been developed since 2015.
Speaker 18: These are economical deposits in several parts of the United States.
Speaker 18: And we think we have the biggest one. We will see, okay?
Speaker 18: But we are very comfortable That's going to be a
Speaker 18: big discovery below what we've already found.
Speaker 3: All right, Mike, as the engineer here, you heard Mark
Speaker 3: talk about things like horizontal wells. And I want to
Speaker 3: remind everyone, if you're an accredited investor, you want to
Speaker 3: take part in this private placement, please go to lostsoldier.com.
Speaker 2: That's lostsoldier.com.
Speaker 3: But Mike, the talk about horizontal wells, is this project set.
Speaker 2: Up for that?
Speaker 3: And what does that mean for this project when you
Speaker 3: talk about how and why it's set up for that?
Speaker 8: Absolutely. So it's funny. Mark gives me a hard time
Speaker 8: because five years ago when we first started this project,
Speaker 8: he'd say, hey, we're drilling into the high pressure, deep stuff.
Speaker 8: That's where the best the best zones are. That's where
Speaker 8: we got to go. Can I do a horizontal? And
Speaker 8: I used to tell him, no, it just wasn't there.
Speaker 8: The technology wasn't right. But we've had emerging plays in
Speaker 8: in Texas and Pennsylvania and. and Oklahoma that have successfully
Speaker 8: drilled two-mile horizontals and perfected and optimized two-mile horizontals at
Speaker 8: these depths. And I got to admit to him now, hey,
Speaker 8: we can do it. You know, the technology is there.
Speaker 8: We don't have to be a trailblazer to achieve it.
Speaker 8: This zone is thick enough, and the technology is there
Speaker 8: to target it in an optimum way.
Speaker 2: All right, Mike, real quick.
Speaker 3: I've asked this to Mark a lot, but let me
Speaker 3: just finish asking you this. How impressed are you with
Speaker 3: this project overall compared to other projects you've studied in
Speaker 3: the past?
Speaker 8: It's got a lot of potential. The fact that we
Speaker 8: found what we were looking for and then some is
Speaker 8: always a very good thing from a new field.
Speaker 3: And Mark, last word to you. What do you want
Speaker 3: investors to know overall?
Speaker 18: Well, I want everyone to know that we consider all
Speaker 18: our investors a part of our family. And, you know,
Speaker 18: my belief is this is going to be a deposit
Speaker 18: in a gas field for the ages. I think people's children, grandchildren,
Speaker 18: you know, we named our company Lost Soldier Field. I mean,
Speaker 18: Lost Soldier Oil and Gas. That Lost Soldier Field was
Speaker 18: discovered over 100 years ago is still producing. So this
Speaker 18: is going to be A multi-generational field and certainly the
Speaker 18: largest one I ever found. And I'm really looking forward
Speaker 18: to developing it.
Speaker 3: Well, I can tell you this. I'm excited about it too.
Speaker 3: I've invested in a full unit, which is a sizable investment.
Speaker 3: That's how confident I am with you, Mark, Mike, and
Speaker 3: the rest of the team. And I would urge everybody,
Speaker 3: I'm going to tell them exactly how to find you guys.
Speaker 3: Go to LostSoldier.com. Now, tomorrow afternoon, they're going to have
Speaker 3: a webinar. I'm going to be on that webinar. Mark
Speaker 3: will be there, too. They'll answer all of your questions.
Speaker 3: Scan the QR code. You can sign up for the webinar,
Speaker 3: and you can certainly talk to the team by just
Speaker 3: filling out the form.
Speaker 2: It is that easy. LostSoldier.com. That's LostSoldier.com.
Speaker 15: All right.
Speaker 3: We're up next with some final thoughts. Stick with me
Speaker 3: as Stinchfield continues.
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