Speaker 1: This is a lot of ugliness Russia Ukraine. We have
Speaker 1: an expert coming on about that, but it's not going
Speaker 1: to be the main part of the show. And it's
Speaker 1: not the ugliness I'm talking about. We're going to talk
Speaker 1: about lives that cost lives, not Vladimir Putin's lives. Oh
Speaker 1: that's coming up, And I'm right, all right, it's time
Speaker 1: for some Covid communism. I'm never gonna sit here and
Speaker 1: defend Vladimir Putin, just not Vladimir Putin's has come back.
Speaker 1: Just is what it is. But I am going to
Speaker 1: sit here and talk to you, frankly about America. What
Speaker 1: you think about America, what you think about America's involvement overseas,
Speaker 1: what you think about our leadership. Because if you were
Speaker 1: to bring up something like that Amir Putin, to most people,
Speaker 1: they would say things off the top of their head.
Speaker 1: They would say he's a murderer, he is dirt ball, yep, tyrnt,
Speaker 1: no question, corrupted, all these things, yep. They'd probably even
Speaker 1: say he'd kill his own people. He would. They would
Speaker 1: tell you he would imprison his political opponents and all
Speaker 1: that's true. Total dirt ball. Okay, that's that's fair. But
Speaker 1: let's have a frank conversation, a very frank, very tough
Speaker 1: conversation right now, about us, about what we are, about
Speaker 1: who we are. And this is not going to be well,
Speaker 1: what about is M talk here? This is going to
Speaker 1: be a very frank talk because I watched yesterday as
Speaker 1: President Joe Biden, Jen Saki, everyone else, they were talking
Speaker 1: about how you're gonna have to pay higher prices and
Speaker 1: higher gas prices, and what was a justification for it?
Speaker 1: Every single time it was well, defending freedom, our ship,
Speaker 1: shared values, shared values. That is interesting. I mean, don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong. A nation should have shared values. There's
Speaker 1: no question. That's actually the only reason to have a nation.
Speaker 1: That's why I've argued for national divorce. Because we don't
Speaker 1: have shared values, we shouldn't be a nation. But I'm
Speaker 1: not going to get sidetracked here, but shared values, that
Speaker 1: is interesting. I remember Jensaki is saying this about the CDC,
Speaker 1: the Center for Disease Control. Is there a point where
Speaker 1: the CDC's guidance is out of set with a vast
Speaker 1: majority of what states Class hundred are doing is how
Speaker 1: do you all reconcile that? Well, what I can tell
Speaker 1: you is the CDC guidance follows data and science, and
Speaker 1: data and science moves at the speed of data and science.
Speaker 1: They're going to base any recommendations they make on science.
Speaker 1: It's all science and data. I mean, there's facts, there's numbers,
Speaker 1: it's science. It's just a big science science, science, fast,
Speaker 1: isn't it. Except The New York Times, to their credit,
Speaker 1: I can't believe I'm saying that they broke a story
Speaker 1: about the CDC withholding data. Oh gosh, why what's the science?
Speaker 1: What's that? Why? Out of fear that it would be
Speaker 1: misrepresented as COVID vaccines being ineffective. And we're also learning
Speaker 1: they've withheld critical data based on boosters, hospitalizations, age, race,
Speaker 1: body type. So I just want to make sure you understand.
Speaker 1: We have shared values and we're defending freedom in Ukraine.
Speaker 1: But the Center for Disease Control right here in America,
Speaker 1: they have data science. They haven't. They've been collecting the
Speaker 1: information and they're not giving it to you. Why they're worried,
Speaker 1: And again I just want to make sure I get
Speaker 1: this right. They're worried it would be misinterpreted as the
Speaker 1: vaccines being ineffective. Now, how am I supposed to take that?
Speaker 1: How am I supposed to take take that? As the
Speaker 1: vaccines aren't near as effective as they say they are,
Speaker 1: and they don't want us to know because they want
Speaker 1: to force us to take the vaccine. I've never told
Speaker 1: you not to take the vaccine. I haven't taken it.
Speaker 1: You do what you want. I haven't gone on some
Speaker 1: rampant anti vaccine rampage. All I've ever said is do
Speaker 1: not give it to your kids. I've talked to enough
Speaker 1: healthcare professionals to say, do not give that to your kids.
Speaker 1: But that aside, what what are you trying to do? CDC?
Speaker 1: Doesn't seem like you're interested in data and science. It
Speaker 1: seems like you're trying to manipulate us and what. Let's
Speaker 1: just go down this rabbit hole, because again I want
Speaker 1: you to remember, we have to we have to pay
Speaker 1: higher gas prices for defending freedom and our shared values
Speaker 1: and things like that. I want to make sure we
Speaker 1: walk through this what kind of country we have? Okay,
Speaker 1: So the CDC, they have all this information on the vaccine.
Speaker 1: They're not releasing it, so it must be really bad.
Speaker 1: Let's be adults about it. They're not releasing the data
Speaker 1: because it makes a vaccine look bad. We all know
Speaker 1: what it is. Okay, so the CDC is trying to
Speaker 1: force us to take a vaccine. That's interesting. That's interesting
Speaker 1: because this is the same government. These are the same
Speaker 1: institutions that declared, they said mono clotal antibody treatments that
Speaker 1: we're saving lives in Florida. By the way, they said
Speaker 1: the drugs are unlikely to work. And remember, the FDA
Speaker 1: pulled their emergency use authorization for things like Regenera on
Speaker 1: And I need to pause here for just a moment,
Speaker 1: because we're telling a story here, we're telling a story here.
Speaker 1: The federal government is hiding information about the fficacy of
Speaker 1: the vaccine. Okay, that's one thing. We have Regenera on
Speaker 1: monoclonal antibodies. Let's just call it that. This is not
Speaker 1: an opinion. I know several healthcare workers personally, hospital administrators, doctors, nurses.
Speaker 1: They were saving lives, multiple lives using things like Regenera
Speaker 1: monoquotal antibodies. They were saving lives with them. The personal
Speaker 1: stories them to me, not secondhand. Jesse, I save person
Speaker 1: x's life using this, I've said, And then the FDA
Speaker 1: comes out and they're pulling the approval for something that's
Speaker 1: saving lives. This is at the same time the CDC
Speaker 1: is hiding information about the efficacy of the vaccine that's
Speaker 1: interesting and all this is coming in the middle of
Speaker 1: another booster shot push, the potential future requirement for an
Speaker 1: additional boost or a fourth shot for mr and air
Speaker 1: a third shot of jane Ja is being very carefully
Speaker 1: monitored in real time, and recommendations, if needed, will be
Speaker 1: updated according to the data as it evolves. Booster shots.
Speaker 1: Have you got your booster shot yet? Go do what
Speaker 1: you want. Just like the vaccine and do what you want,
Speaker 1: but do keep in mind. I know these stories get
Speaker 1: buried by the mainstream press, but we have a thirty
Speaker 1: three year old dying forty eight hours after getting the
Speaker 1: shot back in November. We have a New York Times
Speaker 1: editor that had a heart attack and died the day
Speaker 1: after getting his booster shot. We have a cardiologist that
Speaker 1: died suddenly in his sleep after getting his booster shot.
Speaker 1: We all remember about that young mother in Oregon died
Speaker 1: right after getting on and on and on and on
Speaker 1: the list goes again. I can't sit and speak to
Speaker 1: how common these things are. I don't know I don't
Speaker 1: have the data. The CDC does, and they won't release
Speaker 1: it to us. All I know is I have headline
Speaker 1: after headline after headline. I know they don't get much
Speaker 1: mainstream press that show we might be dealing with something
Speaker 1: dangerous here. Okay, so hold on. The CDC also has
Speaker 1: information on who is actually in danger from coronavirus, so
Speaker 1: they have that, they won't let us see it. They
Speaker 1: also have the information on the efficacy of the vaccines,
Speaker 1: and they won't let us see it. Do we have
Speaker 1: a bunch of people who are not at risk for
Speaker 1: coronavirus taking the vaccine because they're not being given the data?
Speaker 1: What does that mean? What does that mean? Where am
Speaker 1: I going with this? Hang on, just give me one
Speaker 1: more minute. You remember what got Joe Rogan in so
Speaker 1: much trouble initially? Right? It actually wasn't interviewing all those
Speaker 1: doctors like doctor Robert Malone. What got Joe Rogan in
Speaker 1: so much trouble initially was he puts out a little
Speaker 1: video you're looking at it there. I think he put
Speaker 1: it up on Instagram or something like that, say hey man,
Speaker 1: I got coronavirus sick and so I took a bunch
Speaker 1: of things, and he mentioned iver mecton, and then it
Speaker 1: took iver mecton, took a bunch of other stuff. I
Speaker 1: think he said, z pat couple of the things, and
Speaker 1: he said twenty four hours later he was good to go. Okay, woa,
Speaker 1: that's good, right. I'm just looking at it as a
Speaker 1: human being, and I'm not even a good human being,
Speaker 1: never claimed to be so. But isn't that a good thing?
Speaker 1: You got really sick with this disease we've all been
Speaker 1: told is going to kill everyone on the planet. He
Speaker 1: took some stuff, he got better, all right, sweet? What
Speaker 1: did he take? Should we give this out? Or what
Speaker 1: are we doing? That's awesome? Right, Okay, it would be,
Speaker 1: except this is how our country responded to it. It
Speaker 1: blows my mind that Joe Rogan just yesterday admitted to
Speaker 1: taking memetin, is something more often used to d worm horses,
Speaker 1: telling his thirteen million Instagram followers that he was treated
Speaker 1: with several drugs, and he included ivermectin on the list,
Speaker 1: a drug used for livestock. Rogan said the word I met, Yes,
Speaker 1: that's the de worming medicine made to kill parasites and
Speaker 1: farm animals. So things are clearly bad, but they're being
Speaker 1: made even worse by people who have refused to take
Speaker 1: the vaccine and instead are swallowing horse paste. Does it
Speaker 1: bother to you that the news network you worked for
Speaker 1: out and outlied, was outright lied about me taking horsete wormer.
Speaker 1: They shouldn't have said that. Why did they do that?
Speaker 1: I don't know horste wormer. There were very few cases
Speaker 1: in the United States of America of people taking the
Speaker 1: horse tea wormer version of ivermectin. Remember, Ivermectin is very
Speaker 1: much a human medication. I'm not an expert on it.
Speaker 1: I'm not even not even claiming it it cures coronavirus.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm not a doctor, but I know
Speaker 1: a bunch of people who have taken it and gotten better.
Speaker 1: And it is something that has been used on human
Speaker 1: beings for a long time. It's not only that it's
Speaker 1: very safe for human beings. I do know that side
Speaker 1: effects almost non existent. So what happened there? A man
Speaker 1: gets up and says I used this to cure coronavirus,
Speaker 1: and the media got mad about it, got mad at
Speaker 1: him about it, and tried to scold and shame you
Speaker 1: and to using the same thing. That is interesting. And
Speaker 1: then we found out later from a Japanese study, Japanese study,
Speaker 1: that ivermectin is in fact effective against COVID. Take from
Speaker 1: that what you will. I wasn't doing the study, but
Speaker 1: Japan is not exactly known for using backwater medications. Japan's
Speaker 1: pree switched on nation, but it wasn't just ivermectin either.
Speaker 1: Remember very early on, maybe you forgot this and this
Speaker 1: is all going to tie back to all this putin
Speaker 1: Ukraine nonsens just hanging with me. I remember very early
Speaker 1: on coronavirus kits here, people are freaking out fifteen days
Speaker 1: as slow the spread, which was always idiotic, but we
Speaker 1: set that aside. And then there's starting to be some
Speaker 1: doctors come out and say, hey, hydroxy chloric wine. I'm
Speaker 1: using it on people and it's working. And again, full disclosure,
Speaker 1: I'm an idiot. I went to community college. I don't
Speaker 1: know anything about hydroxy chloroquine. I don't know how it's made,
Speaker 1: I don't know what it does, I don't know anything.
Speaker 1: I know. There were a bunch of guys with fancy
Speaker 1: medical degrees saying me, doctor so and so, I'm treating
Speaker 1: COVID patients with hydroxy chloroquine and it's working. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: comes out and says it, okay, Well again, shouldn't this good,
Speaker 1: freedom loving, shared values country cheer something like that deadly disease.
Speaker 1: Maybe we have a cure. Here's how they treated it.
Speaker 1: The largest study to date of its kind shows that
Speaker 1: hydroxy chloroquin does more bad than good for coronavirus patients,
Speaker 1: and the study of ninety six thousand hospitalized coronavirus patients
Speaker 1: on six continents found that those who received that drug,
Speaker 1: promoted by Donald Trump as a quote game changer in
Speaker 1: the fight against the virus, had a significantly higher risk
Speaker 1: of death taking hydroxy chloroquin, despite mounting evidence that it
Speaker 1: doesn't work against COVID nineteen and could in fact be harmful.
Speaker 1: Another crazy rabbit trail that he's taking Americans down, just
Speaker 1: notting to just just dangerous, as to study this morning
Speaker 1: shows are crazy. It's a dangerous rabbit trap. It's dangerous.
Speaker 1: Don't take that. It's dangerous. I mean, I haven't even
Speaker 1: brought up masks. Oh, it's all gonna tie back. Hang on,
Speaker 1: remember they love masking kids. Oh well, what would it matter? Jesse? Oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Mental health emergency room visits for kids
Speaker 1: aged twelve to thirteen or up thirty one percent since
Speaker 1: the pandemic started. And maybe the most heartbreaking stat of
Speaker 1: the entire pandemic is suicides for teenage girls up fifty percent.
Speaker 1: Fifty devastating. Imagine one of those parents, undoubtedly somebody watching
Speaker 1: right now, devastating. Let's not act like there weren't casualties
Speaker 1: for these lives. Okay, So the White House all these
Speaker 1: what's their official position on the masking and such? Oh?
Speaker 1: Here it is. If we're talking about kids in school
Speaker 1: and they don't have and look, I've tried to get
Speaker 1: high I have little kids. I've tried to get high
Speaker 1: quality masks for them. It's tough. They calm, they don't fit.
Speaker 1: They fit one, they don't fit the other. Does it
Speaker 1: make sense to reconsider it, Well, you don't have those
Speaker 1: high quality masks available for younger kids or why not?
Speaker 1: I think what CDC has said is that is that
Speaker 1: you should be wearing a mask that's the best mask possible.
Speaker 1: So we know, cloth masks are better than no masks,
Speaker 1: Surgical masks are better than cloth masks. So whatever mask
Speaker 1: is available and fits well, for kids should be used
Speaker 1: according to CDC guidance. We know that causes child suicides.
Speaker 1: We also know now there's been study after study the
Speaker 1: Masks don't do anything. So where am I going with
Speaker 1: all this here? Well, I'm supposed to just be happy
Speaker 1: with higher gas prices so we can slap some sanctions
Speaker 1: on Vladimir Putin because he's what a tyrant, a tyrant
Speaker 1: who jails his own political opponents. At January sixth, I'm
Speaker 1: supposed to be angry with Vladimir Putin because he abuses
Speaker 1: his own citizens, I don't know, like the children of
Speaker 1: his population, causing them to commit suicide. I'm supposed to
Speaker 1: be angry with Vladimir Putin for the monster that he is,
Speaker 1: and he is, there's no question about it. But I
Speaker 1: would say withholding life saving medication for millions of Americans
Speaker 1: while moms and dads lay in hospital beds and drown
Speaker 1: in their lung fluid, I would say that's as evil
Speaker 1: as anything any tyrant on the planet is doing. Again,
Speaker 1: back to shared values, I think we can go ahead
Speaker 1: and lay that down. Let's not pretend Joe Biden, Jensaki,
Speaker 1: any of you. Let's not pretend like we have shared values.
Speaker 1: You despise me and my values, and I feel the
Speaker 1: exact same way about you. All that may have made
Speaker 1: you uncomfortable, but I'm right, all right. What happened to
Speaker 1: those brave Ottawa truckers? Are they all gone? Do they
Speaker 1: all get shipped off to the Google lags. We're actually
Speaker 1: going to get you an update on that in just
Speaker 1: a second. But first, one of the worst experiences I've
Speaker 1: had in my life, a brief experience, and one of
Speaker 1: the worst experiences I've had in my life was Marine
Speaker 1: Corps infantry training and we had to start going house
Speaker 1: to house. They were trying to teach us how to
Speaker 1: shoot in houses, and this is just we were just practice. Okay,
Speaker 1: we're just training, just practice. It wasn't real and I
Speaker 1: spur the moment we were getting yelled at. We're in
Speaker 1: a rush. I forgot my hearing protection and we're going
Speaker 1: down this hall and the house and pop, pop, take
Speaker 1: a couple of shots. And right about then I realized
Speaker 1: I didn't have my hearing protection in because it felt, well,
Speaker 1: pardon the pun, it felt like a gun went off
Speaker 1: in my head, my ears. I couldn't hear for hours.
Speaker 1: It was brutal to this day, I have some hearing loss.
Speaker 1: Get yourself a suppressor for your weapon. Get yourself a
Speaker 1: suppressor for your weapon, for yourself, for the people you're
Speaker 1: shooting around. This is not just for practice. What if
Speaker 1: God forbid? What if you actually have to use it
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Speaker 1: guns need to be seized? How much vitriol do we
Speaker 1: have to see of honk honk which is an an
Speaker 1: acronym for Hale Hitler do we need to see by
Speaker 1: these protesters on social media? He Hitler, I don't think
Speaker 1: that's what it means. Joining me now, maybe he can
Speaker 1: translate that for us as Robert Craigchink. He's a bright
Speaker 1: bart news reporter reporting from Ottawa, where he lives, which
Speaker 1: has been the scene of quite a lot going on
Speaker 1: in the past week or two. Robert, First of all,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you were safe and sound. Can you give
Speaker 1: us a current status on the ground. Are all the
Speaker 1: trucker's gone as the town under martial law? Well, all
Speaker 1: windows what we see online, we don't know the truth.
Speaker 1: What's the truth of what's going on right now? Well,
Speaker 1: Lady Jesse's queen to be with you can take a
Speaker 1: quick remark actually on that second usplay little clip. So
Speaker 1: if you're as is going to play her jew card,
Speaker 1: so will live. Because I'm also a Jewish and I
Speaker 1: find it pretty disgusting when leftists try to exploit their
Speaker 1: ethnicities in pursuit of fake victimhood, which in their world
Speaker 1: sort of adds some social commodity or value. It's grotesque,
Speaker 1: it's fake. And update she actually doubled down on that
Speaker 1: last night on Twitter and put out some nonsense tweet
Speaker 1: from someone else suggesting that somehow she was actually correct
Speaker 1: the whole time that Hong Hong really is some sort
Speaker 1: of secret messaging for Hale Hitler but true question about
Speaker 1: what's actually happening. Yeah, like a pause, real quick, Robert PA,
Speaker 1: because I'm glad you brought this up. This is a
Speaker 1: great point. And my radio producer is actually a Jewish
Speaker 1: and he brings this up all the time. My old
Speaker 1: campaign manager. It drives him up the wall when he
Speaker 1: watches people exploit you know, things like the Holocaust. That's
Speaker 1: every every Jewish person I've ever known has a relative
Speaker 1: of some kind or had, you know, one degree separated
Speaker 1: from someone who went through living hell. And they watch
Speaker 1: these leftist spring up Hitler in the Holocaust all the time,
Speaker 1: and it discuss them. Why would a person even consider
Speaker 1: doing such a thing in their world? It offers political advantage.
Speaker 1: You've discussed this many times, that there's this artificial, synthetic
Speaker 1: hierarchy of victimization, and it's ever shifting depending on who
Speaker 1: is to be placed here or there, who's more victimized
Speaker 1: this race that raised this sex, that sex, this religion,
Speaker 1: that nationality. So that's what she's engaging. And she lives
Speaker 1: in that world and she's conditioned to do it, and
Speaker 1: that's why she did it and continues to gosh, that's
Speaker 1: the testable, all right, all right back to the question
Speaker 1: the situation on the ground. What is it like right
Speaker 1: now at this moment? Are the streets empty like it's
Speaker 1: a zombie apocalypse? What's going on? Well, there's still the
Speaker 1: so called red zone in the downtown core, which means
Speaker 1: that you have to go through police checkpoints in order
Speaker 1: to be permitted to enter this segment of downtown that's
Speaker 1: adjacent to Parliament. So I don't live there. If I
Speaker 1: drive there, I'm going to get stopped by a police
Speaker 1: officer on foot and he or she will ask me
Speaker 1: what are you doing here? And I need to provide
Speaker 1: some sort of answer that they are bet furily and
Speaker 1: selectively approve of. So there's some grounds that are accepted
Speaker 1: immediately if you live there, but the last for reproof,
Speaker 1: they want to see your driver's license or some of
Speaker 1: their ide showing your address. But that's what's going on there.
Speaker 1: In terms of the demonstration itself, that's being removed. There
Speaker 1: are no more trucks on parts of these downtown streets.
Speaker 1: There are some small ongoing demonstrations just like pedestrians holding
Speaker 1: signs calling for freedom, singing the national anthem in a
Speaker 1: few parts outside that so called red zone, but that's
Speaker 1: basically it. Okay, is this whole freedom thing, freedom movement
Speaker 1: that we were all cheering for, is it dead? If
Speaker 1: we're being honest, did Canada stomped this into the ground?
Speaker 1: I saw the Emergencies Act is now passed officially and
Speaker 1: passed quite comfortable to me by the looks of things.
Speaker 1: Is this freedom movement gone and stomped? No? No, in
Speaker 1: my view, it's not at all gone or stomped. I
Speaker 1: think we should not be demoralized. Obviously, there was going
Speaker 1: to be a physical end to the demonstration, and trucks
Speaker 1: could not be out there indefinitely, and it was unlikely
Speaker 1: that a government like Prime Minister Justine Show's cabinet whatever acts,
Speaker 1: So what I feel is reinvigoration. I saw amazing things
Speaker 1: when I was there. Just by the way, just to
Speaker 1: give you some context, I spent easily over one hundred
Speaker 1: hours there in total over the weeks that I was
Speaker 1: going there. I had tons of conversations, easily spoked over
Speaker 1: a hundred people in depth about why they were there,
Speaker 1: what they were doing, observed all kinds of things. I
Speaker 1: saw Canadians doing amazing things for one another. I saw
Speaker 1: people living in the area of volunteering and doing laundry
Speaker 1: for truckers and other demonstrators that had come from out
Speaker 1: of town. I saw people giving food deliveries, diesel gasoline deliveries.
Speaker 1: I saw people singing the national anthem. I had never
Speaker 1: seen so many Canadian flags in my life. I saw
Speaker 1: people calling for freedom and liberty. It was beautiful, and
Speaker 1: those people didn't disappear, so they may have been removed
Speaker 1: from their physical demonstration, but we're seeing other demonstrations rise
Speaker 1: up in other large Canadian cities. I saw some headlines
Speaker 1: of similar things going on in the US. So this
Speaker 1: is far from over, and we must not allow ourselves
Speaker 1: to become discouraged and defeated, because that's of course what
Speaker 1: the machine wants us to feel. Hey man, all right,
Speaker 1: there's an Internet video going around. Oddly, social media doesn't
Speaker 1: want people to see it. They took it down, so we,
Speaker 1: of course are going to play it in its entirety. Here.
Speaker 1: I'm going to play it. I went to reaction to it.
Speaker 1: Robert of actually under believes we penetrate the cabinets. The
Speaker 1: change is not just happening. The change can be shaped
Speaker 1: by us. We have to prepare for a more angry
Speaker 1: world how to prepare. It takes a necessary action to
Speaker 1: create the fail world. I see the need for a
Speaker 1: great reason. So people assume we are just going back
Speaker 1: to the good old world which we had, and everything
Speaker 1: will be normal again. This is, let's say fiction. It
Speaker 1: will not happen. There is only one way this pandemic
Speaker 1: is going to go. It's going to get worse. An
Speaker 1: wals anwals select Guisis is already waiting for us around
Speaker 1: the Comma, and it is as a climate kindness, Robert
Speaker 1: I swear on my life. Even setting the creepy music aside.
Speaker 1: This dude is like a Bond movie villain and he
Speaker 1: appears to be quite fond of Justin Trudeau. Yeah. I
Speaker 1: learned recently that there's this sort of group of alumni
Speaker 1: who attended this sort of young leaders organization run by
Speaker 1: Klaus Schwab's World Economic Forum. Justin Trudeau is apparently one
Speaker 1: of those alumni, and so are a bunch of other
Speaker 1: prominent politicians in Canada and in the English speaking world.
Speaker 1: And there's a lot to that video. Obviously, people like
Speaker 1: Klaus Schwab, those on the left, those who thirst for
Speaker 1: a sort of technocratic, centralized, overarching government pursue crises, real
Speaker 1: or imagined or exaggerated to use as pretexts for government
Speaker 1: expansion and increased centralization of control and power, and converse
Speaker 1: the erosion of individual freedom and COVID nineteen. This outbreak,
Speaker 1: this pandemic is being used in that manner. It has
Speaker 1: his displaced what they call climate change or global warming
Speaker 1: as this sort of all encompassing, comprehensive swallow up the
Speaker 1: individual enterprise. Oh man, that's creepy stuff. All right, Robert,
Speaker 1: come back, sue my brother. That was awesome, Thank you, cheers, brother. Bye.
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Speaker 1: So let's begin to So I'm going to begin to
Speaker 1: impose sanctions and response far beyond the steps we and
Speaker 1: our allies and partners implemented in twenty fourteen. And if
Speaker 1: Russia goes further with this invasion, we stand prepared to
Speaker 1: go further as with sanctions. Who in the lord's name
Speaker 1: does putin think gives him the right to declare new
Speaker 1: so called countries on territory that belong to his neighbors.
Speaker 1: Got a little away from the teleprompter there, Joe joining
Speaker 1: me now, Brian Dean, Right, he's an opinion writer, former
Speaker 1: CIA opts officer. All right, Setting aside the execution of
Speaker 1: that particular speech, Brian, what exactly can you give us
Speaker 1: some specifics? What are we doing now that hurts Russia?
Speaker 1: How can we escalate that going forward? What is the
Speaker 1: plan if we actually choose to stick our noses in
Speaker 1: this well? I think that that's the huge question that
Speaker 1: a bunch of us who is serving the intelligence community
Speaker 1: would like to know. Then, those of us who've been
Speaker 1: to Afghanistan and Iraq who've lost friends, we've lost arms
Speaker 1: and legs, we'd like to know that not only for ourselves,
Speaker 1: but people who are currently serving if we've retired. And
Speaker 1: that really is what this comes down to. What is
Speaker 1: the goal, what is the purpose? And who's going to
Speaker 1: contribute to whatever that might be. So you would think,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you, that our European friends would be the first
Speaker 1: ones to be putting troops in the front lines. In fact,
Speaker 1: should they have been doing that for the last couple
Speaker 1: of weeks. But they haven't. Why because obviously they don't
Speaker 1: care enough. Because that they did, they would have already
Speaker 1: done it. So what I'm not seeing is a very
Speaker 1: clear strategic or even tactical set of justifications for what
Speaker 1: our role ought to be other than the bumper sticker. Hey,
Speaker 1: let's stand up for Ukraine freedom and democracy. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure if exactly our friends in Ukraine and Kya fit
Speaker 1: the description of the democracy. Of course they don't. So
Speaker 1: I'm not seeing the strategic goals laid out for the
Speaker 1: American people, not seeing the tactical challenges ahead, the sacrifices ahead,
Speaker 1: because if Europe isn't willing to defend their own backyard,
Speaker 1: then why should we. So I've been seen or heard
Speaker 1: the for that. Oh God have mercy. That will be
Speaker 1: a day I really do not want to be right,
Speaker 1: all right, let's us aside for a moment. Europe. Obviously,
Speaker 1: Europe has quite a military history. Countries like France, as
Speaker 1: fun as they are to make fun of, actually has
Speaker 1: an outstanding military history, fought like lions in World War One.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're really really great stuff. But times have changed.
Speaker 1: There's been a huge draw down there where we've handled
Speaker 1: most of the heavy lifting. As far as that goes.
Speaker 1: Let's take America out of it. What are Europe's capabilities
Speaker 1: compared to Russia's capabilities. Yeah, you were bringing up perhaps
Speaker 1: the most important piece that I think your folks who
Speaker 1: are listening and watching you need to understand. We're hearing
Speaker 1: a lot about sanctions. Let's sanction Russian all right. The
Speaker 1: issue is if you don't address the China angle on this,
Speaker 1: those sanctions will do virtually nothing right. So we've seen
Speaker 1: with North Korea they continue to flourish, you know, build
Speaker 1: their nuclear weapons program because Beijing allows it. The extent
Speaker 1: to which Russia has a relationship with Beijing, and they're
Speaker 1: they're going to be able to escape the consequences of
Speaker 1: those sanctions. So China is absolutely the lynch can hear.
Speaker 1: So the question is to what extent have putin and
Speaker 1: g the dictator of China, To what extent have they decided, Hey,
Speaker 1: we need to carve up the world based on our leadership,
Speaker 1: not the US, not Europe. It's a new day that
Speaker 1: has done. And so the question becomes, if Russia pushes
Speaker 1: on the Western Front and then China then has an
Speaker 1: opening to push into Taiwan and take it back, can
Speaker 1: wees United States or Europe fight a two front war?
Speaker 1: And the answer is no, I mean, for Pete's sakes,
Speaker 1: the Europeans won't even put their own troops in Ukraine
Speaker 1: to stop Russian So do we think that the United
Speaker 1: States that for twenty years of fighting in Afghanistan, our
Speaker 1: folks are beat up, We've got garbage leadership, that we
Speaker 1: are somehow going to lead this fantastic fight in the
Speaker 1: Pacific again and Europe again ain't gonna happen. So as
Speaker 1: you and others have to have heatedly tried to ringing
Speaker 1: the bell on, we're not ready for that fight. And
Speaker 1: in America, as again you have been ringing the bell on,
Speaker 1: they're going to realize too late that we're not ready
Speaker 1: for it. Oh God, have mercy, that'll be a day.
Speaker 1: I really do not want to be right, all right,
Speaker 1: Let's let's set us aside for a moment. Europe Obviously,
Speaker 1: Europe has quite a military history. Countries like France, as
Speaker 1: fun as they are to make fun of, actually has
Speaker 1: an outstanding military history. Fought like lions in World War One,
Speaker 1: I mean, really really great stuff. But times have changed.
Speaker 1: There's been a huge draw down there where we've handled
Speaker 1: most of the heavy lifting. As far as that goes.
Speaker 1: Let's take America out of it. What are Europe's capabilities
Speaker 1: compared to Russia's capabilities. All right, So the headline here
Speaker 1: is minimal. So diving deeper into that, look, the special
Speaker 1: forces folks in France and the UK very very capable, incredible,
Speaker 1: incredible men who are amazing fighters. We've seen that in
Speaker 1: the places in the world when they fought alongside with us.
Speaker 1: So the good news is there that they do have
Speaker 1: a very modest ability on a very specific tasks, right
Speaker 1: that the special forces can handle. But in terms of
Speaker 1: a large land or air fight, Europe doesn't have it.
Speaker 1: They don't have the capability to bring that fight to
Speaker 1: Russia or any other adversary. We've heard for the past
Speaker 1: twenty years different presidents, most recently Trump, and indeed I
Speaker 1: would imagine Biden's team has been sane it quietly they
Speaker 1: that is, they say the Europeans have refused to build
Speaker 1: up their militaries. We have told them that, natal commanders
Speaker 1: have told them, you've got to build it up. Russia
Speaker 1: is a serious thread. You have to improve both your
Speaker 1: readiness and your equipment, and consistently the Europeans have failed
Speaker 1: to do so. They refused to do so. So now
Speaker 1: they have this massive problem that they have been warned
Speaker 1: about for twenty years and they have nothing to offer
Speaker 1: in terms of a strong military response. But is that
Speaker 1: our problem? That's that's really the question, isn't it? Should
Speaker 1: our taxpayers, should our young men and women uniform be
Speaker 1: responsible for Europe's failures? I think the answer is now, yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree. All right. There was an interesting exchange, and
Speaker 1: I'm not smart enough to unpack what I'm looking at,
Speaker 1: So that's why we bring you here, Brian. Vladimir Putin
Speaker 1: had this exchange with his spide chief. I'm sure you've
Speaker 1: seen it. Watch it again and interpret this for me,
Speaker 1: because I'm having a hard time with what I'm seeing.
Speaker 1: We can give our Western partners the last chance to
Speaker 1: offer them to for as Kiev to choose the peaceful
Speaker 1: path and to implement the Minska greements. Otherwise we have
Speaker 1: to make the decision we are discussing to day. What
Speaker 1: do you mean otherwise? You want us to start the
Speaker 1: negotiations or you want us to recognize the so vertne
Speaker 1: just say it directly. I would support the suggestion about recognition.
Speaker 1: I will support or I am supporting I am supporting,
Speaker 1: so yes, or now just say it, yes, I am
Speaker 1: supporting the suggestion about making Donske and Lugan's people's republics
Speaker 1: to make them part of the Russian Federation. We that's
Speaker 1: not what we are talking about. That's not what we
Speaker 1: are discussing. We are talking about recognizing them is independent entities.
Speaker 1: Yes or no, Yes, I support the suggestion about recognizing
Speaker 1: their independence. Thank you, you can take your receipt. Okay.
Speaker 1: That was odd and tough to unpack with interpreters, and
Speaker 1: it looked like Vladimir Putin stepped in and silenced his
Speaker 1: spide chief, two people who are generally of one mind
Speaker 1: in one voice. What am I? What am I looking
Speaker 1: at there? Bran? I couldn't figure it out with the
Speaker 1: interpreter and everything else. So you may have just been
Speaker 1: watching a dead man talking, because that clearly was supposed
Speaker 1: to be a choreographed moment where the spy chief was
Speaker 1: going to go on record by saying, yes, the President's correct,
Speaker 1: when we need to do this collectively, and he stepped
Speaker 1: all over himself and he actually brought a degree of
Speaker 1: embarrassment and shame upon Putin. And that's not a good
Speaker 1: thing if you are a Russian leader or someone, I
Speaker 1: should say in his orbit. So he's in big trouble man.
Speaker 1: So what was that ultimately about? I think what is
Speaker 1: happening inside of Russia right now, those people who have
Speaker 1: doubts concerns about Putin's strategy, they're being brought out in
Speaker 1: public and embarrassed. Either follow along and do exactly what
Speaker 1: they're told, or they're removed. So there may have been
Speaker 1: a degree these past number of weeks. This delay. Lots
Speaker 1: of different reasons for it, I'm sure, but one of
Speaker 1: them could have been based on this video. I'm suspecting
Speaker 1: there may be this may be true, a litmus test
Speaker 1: by his staff or looking at his staff and say
Speaker 1: or do you follow what the present Putin wants to do?
Speaker 1: And if not, there's going to be hell to pay.
Speaker 1: And I think that that's part of what you just
Speaker 1: saw was a litmus test, a loyalty test by Putin
Speaker 1: in front of the entire Russian people, in indeed entire world.
Speaker 1: Bryan Dean, Right, that was awesome, brother, Please come back soon.
Speaker 1: You gotta do well. That was the dynamite man. All Right,
Speaker 1: we have this week in Vokeism coming up next, but first,
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Speaker 1: full disclosure here it's hard for me to adjust to
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Speaker 1: I'm basically the last of the generations where we didn't
Speaker 1: grow up online. The internet was the little AOL disc
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Speaker 1: It took an hour to load up a picture or
Speaker 1: something like that. That was really my only memories of
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Speaker 1: to adjust to the fact that my home title is
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Speaker 1: We'll be back, all right. It's time for this week
Speaker 1: in Wokeism, and I want to explain something before I
Speaker 1: get to a couple of quick clips for you. Here.
Speaker 1: It is important to understand who is teaching your kids,
Speaker 1: and it is important to get perverted filth out of
Speaker 1: the schools because the teachers do not view that as
Speaker 1: separate from their curriculum. They very much view it as
Speaker 1: part of their curriculum. Don't believe me, Well, take a
Speaker 1: gainer at this one. The goal of the transition closet
Speaker 1: is for our students to be able to wear the
Speaker 1: clothes that their parents approve of, come to school, and
Speaker 1: then swap out into the clothes that fit who they
Speaker 1: truly are. And I use the idea that this is
Speaker 1: like Superman changing in a phone booth, but that idea
Speaker 1: actually goes a lot further than that, because Superman isn't
Speaker 1: Clark Kent. Clark Kent is actually the disguise, and when
Speaker 1: Clark Kent goes into the phone booth, he transforms into Superman,
Speaker 1: who's really just who he truly is, Kyle l And
Speaker 1: so this gives our transtudence the opportunity to the superheroes
Speaker 1: that we know they are. We really need to bring
Speaker 1: back penal colonies, I mean islands out in the middle
Speaker 1: of the ocean where we drop people. Do we need
Speaker 1: to bring them back. There's no other solution at this
Speaker 1: point in time. And I'm glad parents are awake. I'm
Speaker 1: glad they're starting to be awake. I guess I should
Speaker 1: say they're starting to be aware of the filth in
Speaker 1: these schools. Not only perverted filth like that. They're starting
Speaker 1: to be aware that all these teachers mask here, tape
Speaker 1: the mask on your face, Go hiding the closet, little billy.
Speaker 1: They're starting to be aware that all these teachers are
Speaker 1: a bunch of liars and hypocrites. God love this mom
Speaker 1: who showed up and went scorched earth on the school board.
Speaker 1: We sat here last year and listen to you guys
Speaker 1: preach to us about Governor Northam's executive orders and how
Speaker 1: we must follow them. You guys remember that we do.
Speaker 1: So here's the governor that comes into office, but yet
Speaker 1: you don't want to follow his orders. Why is that?
Speaker 1: Why is it different from the last year when we
Speaker 1: were here to this year, two different governors, two different
Speaker 1: political parties, So we were supposed to follow it last
Speaker 1: year but not this year. Miscass. You also yelled at
Speaker 1: me the last time I was here for taking off
Speaker 1: my mask. But here's a picture of you right here
Speaker 1: on Facebook with a crowd of people. That's it, with
Speaker 1: no mask on. This is my time, and I don't
Speaker 1: anounce you. Here's another picture with you with a new
Speaker 1: mask on. I'm sorry, Miss Vaught. You are done. If
Speaker 1: you are going to sit there and disparage a member
Speaker 1: of our school board, then you can sit down if
Speaker 1: you have something effective to say. I am not going
Speaker 1: to sit here. Can we have a police officer? Please? Really? Yes, No,
Speaker 1: I'm not scared. I don't care. I would like you
Speaker 1: to either talk about something you can talk about something
Speaker 1: that concerns our school board. Is there something about our
Speaker 1: students you would like to talk about? Then talk about
Speaker 1: our students? Can you please ask misquad to leave? Thank you?
Speaker 1: I love that woman. I love that cop rolls up
Speaker 1: behind her two doesn't do anything, and she's all, I
Speaker 1: don't know what you're doing here. It's my time. That's it.
Speaker 1: Go after these school boards. Go after them like the scum.
Speaker 1: They are run for every single school board seat. Everyone
Speaker 1: take it back from them, all right now, just look
Speaker 1: do all that, but don't have any damaging information on
Speaker 1: the Clinton family. We have a special this Friday, We
Speaker 1: have a special. You gotta be a first TV supporter
Speaker 1: to watch it, and it's on the Clintons. It's on Hillary.
Speaker 1: You see, you don't realize how much of what you're
Speaker 1: seeing today ties directly back to the Clintons. You're gonna
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Speaker 1: to watch it on Friday when it comes out. We'll
Speaker 1: be back. All right, It is time to lighten the mood,
Speaker 1: and I need to clear a couple things up out
Speaker 1: there right now. I know it's soon as you get
Speaker 1: done watching. I'm right. Every single night, I know you
Speaker 1: sit around and you worry about me. It's Jesse being
Speaker 1: well taken care of. I want to make sure everything's
Speaker 1: fine for Jesse, and I understand that. I'm sure you
Speaker 1: guys sit around and pray for me every single night.
Speaker 1: So I need to address something about that. And on
Speaker 1: top of that, I said a couple of things. This
Speaker 1: is the second part of this. I've been accused time
Speaker 1: and again of having an immature diet, eating like a child.
Speaker 1: Somebody accused me yesterday of eating like a stoner. Okay,
Speaker 1: so I thought, in order to address all this whether
Speaker 1: or not I'm taken care of how healthy I actually eat.
Speaker 1: I thought it would be appropriate to take a little
Speaker 1: video on my phone of the new studio they built us,
Speaker 1: this new fancy studio. Here at the first we got
Speaker 1: all our own stuff, and let's just say we are
Speaker 1: well taken care of. First, there's our dartboard that I
Speaker 1: have something to do. Next, this is the kitchen. As
Speaker 1: you notice, the dishes are starting to pile up. And
Speaker 1: don't how many women here, so that's probably gonna be
Speaker 1: a problem in the future. The fridge, we have gallon
Speaker 1: of ranch, some beers, plenty of sauces. What's your fridge
Speaker 1: without a sauce, beef sticks, freezer, pizza rolls, pizza bagels.
Speaker 1: Of course, Chris is here, fried chicken, egg rolls, the works,
Speaker 1: basically everything you need. Let's move on over here we
Speaker 1: have I want to stay healthy. We got Flintstone vitamins,
Speaker 1: all kinds of Little Debbie and Hostess products, just based
Speaker 1: on whatever we need. I'm not a big popcorn guy,
Speaker 1: but five hour energy depending on how late the night
Speaker 1: before was. Plenty of chips. We of course had some
Speaker 1: weirdo freak. I think it's Chris drinks this Topo Chico
Speaker 1: like he's a middle aged woman, and some Redes stuff
Speaker 1: and they're not Stone or food health food. Let's just
Speaker 1: say we're in top shape around here. I'll see them
Speaker 1: all