Speaker 1: Let's talk about the lack of trust in our institutions tonight.
Speaker 1: We have a quick update on all the Fannie Willis
Speaker 1: Trump trials stuff, the war on children. Oh, that's coming
Speaker 1: up tonight, And I'm right, all right, before we get
Speaker 1: to the trust in our institutions or a lack thereof,
Speaker 1: and what I'm seeing going on in the country right now,
Speaker 1: I think it's important to open up and kind of
Speaker 1: give everyone an update on the Trump trial disaster that
Speaker 1: is this Fulton County mess with Fannie Willis and her
Speaker 1: lover and a testimony today. So let me toss it
Speaker 1: really quickly over to Josh Hammer.
Speaker 2: Let him give you a quick update.
Speaker 1: Josh Hammer of the America on Trial podcast. He's updating
Speaker 1: people every single day on this stuff, and he updates
Speaker 1: me here.
Speaker 2: He is.
Speaker 3: An absolutely explosive day in Donald Trump's legal cases throughout
Speaker 3: the country or city where the forigner president appeared in person,
Speaker 3: the judge there has confirmed that Alvin Bragg's prosecution of
Speaker 3: the former president for so called hush money payments made
Speaker 3: to Stormy Daniels in twenty sixteen, that trial is going
Speaker 3: to commence in a little over month on March twenty
Speaker 3: fifth that is the most legally frivolous of all of
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's criminal prosecutions, but it is going to be
Speaker 3: the first now formally out of the gate. But even
Speaker 3: bigger than that, the really big news of the day
Speaker 3: down in Fulton County, Georgia, this highly anticipated evidentiary hearing
Speaker 3: in the core room of Fulton County Superior Court Judge
Speaker 3: Scott McAfee. We've been building up to this for a while.
Speaker 3: This is the explosive stuff. Fannie Wells and Nathan Wade.
Speaker 3: It's a scandalous affair right out of Hollywood. The big news.
Speaker 3: The big news that we learned today is that it appears,
Speaker 3: based on the testimony of one of Fannie Wills's former
Speaker 3: co workers, that the romantic involvement of Fannie Wills and
Speaker 3: Nathan Wade, her special prosecutor on the Trump case, began
Speaker 3: in twenty nineteen, almost two years before Fannie Wills formerly
Speaker 3: tapped Nathan Wade to be the special prosecutor when it
Speaker 3: came to the prosecution of Donald Trump in November twenty
Speaker 3: twenty one. That is explosive stuff. If that is confirmed,
Speaker 3: and that is contrary to a Nathan Wade and Fannie
Speaker 3: Wilson previously said, this case is dead. Donald Trump's getting really,
Speaker 3: really lucky in Georgia. If you want to hear more
Speaker 3: on this sort of analysis every single day, go ahead
Speaker 3: and check out my new podcast with the first podcast network,
Speaker 3: America on Trial with Josh Hammer.
Speaker 1: There you go. Now you're updated. Now I'm updated. Now
Speaker 1: let's talk about America and where we're at now. I
Speaker 1: need to clarify something. What I'm about to describe what
Speaker 1: we're going through as a country right now, it's not
Speaker 1: unique to US. Countries throughout history have gone through exactly this.
Speaker 1: When a country gets I hate to use this term,
Speaker 1: but it's true, when a country gets on the back end,
Speaker 1: on the back nine, if you will, the later stages.
Speaker 2: No, America is not going to go away tomorrow.
Speaker 1: But when the country gets on the back end, governments
Speaker 1: become extremely corrupt and gross and evil. And what happens
Speaker 1: is the people separate from their government. They no longer
Speaker 1: feel connected and look, the government feels the same way.
Speaker 1: Government turns against the people. People turn against the government.
Speaker 1: They separate from each other, almost like they're two totally
Speaker 1: separate entities. I saw something yesterday. It was encouraging, yet
Speaker 1: also discouraging. Let me explain, Mike Turner, Republican congressman out
Speaker 1: of Ohio. We all woke up to the news, wake
Speaker 1: up one day, and we're told that there is a
Speaker 1: national security threat, some sort of imminent national security threat.
Speaker 1: It was very cryptic. There weren't any details, and nobody
Speaker 1: freaked out. Nobody, not a single person I saw freaked out.
Speaker 1: Jake Salivan gets on, gets in front of the podium,
Speaker 1: and he added fuel to the fire. There were has
Speaker 1: asked them, Hey, Jake, what's with this national security threat warning?
Speaker 1: And Jake Sullivan said, well, I mean, I don't know
Speaker 1: that it's the end of the world. And the reporter goes, well,
Speaker 1: could you assure us that Americans are safe?
Speaker 2: And he basically said, well, no.
Speaker 1: I don't have that assurance. ABC News comes out and
Speaker 1: says it's about Russia. Russia's putting nukes in space. And
Speaker 1: still through all this, throughout the day, I did not
Speaker 1: encounter a single person in my personal life or anywhere
Speaker 1: else that took this seriously. In fact, one hundred percent
Speaker 1: of the people I.
Speaker 2: Know did this. Oh gosh, here we go again.
Speaker 1: They scoffed, they rolled their eyes. We had warnings from
Speaker 1: Jake Sullivan, a congressman, a major media organization that we
Speaker 1: were about to be under attack in some way very cryptic,
Speaker 1: very eerie, and Americans didn't believe them.
Speaker 2: We simply didn't believe it.
Speaker 1: Now, listen, before we keep going into this, let me
Speaker 1: explain that's a good thing. The government has turned evil
Speaker 1: and corrupt and rotted, and now when they say things,
Speaker 1: you shouldn't trust them. When the media comes out and
Speaker 1: says something, you should automatically assume that's a lie, without
Speaker 1: even verifying anything. Assume it's a lie. That's the built
Speaker 1: in response. When the government comes out and says something,
Speaker 1: you should automatically assume they're lying. That should be the
Speaker 1: automatic assumption. And it's good that we're getting there as
Speaker 1: a society, but it's also bad that we're getting.
Speaker 2: There as a society. Let me explain.
Speaker 1: Once that separation occurs between the government and the people,
Speaker 1: which is where we are now, very clearly, once that
Speaker 1: separation occurs, it's very very very very very difficult, maybe impossible,
Speaker 1: but very difficult to humpty dumpty back together again, because
Speaker 1: it's not in an evil government's nature to try to
Speaker 1: earn your trust back And that's really the only way
Speaker 1: to get trust back, right, is you have to earn it.
Speaker 1: If you screw up with someone in your life, kid
Speaker 1: or husband, wife, whatever, the business partner, whatever it may be,
Speaker 1: and you do something that violates trust or they lose trust,
Speaker 1: the only way to get it back is to earn it.
Speaker 1: And it takes time. It would take the government having
Speaker 1: to be really open with us, holding themselves accountable, trial
Speaker 1: after trial after trial for government official, FBI agent, politician,
Speaker 1: these evil CDC doctors. It would take that to earn
Speaker 1: our trust back. That's what it would take to put
Speaker 1: Humpty Dumpty back together again. But an evil, corrupt government
Speaker 1: doesn't do that. They've never done that. What happens is
Speaker 1: when the people separate themselves from the government from an
Speaker 1: evil governm the government, it doubles down and triples down
Speaker 1: almost every time on everything that cost them the trust
Speaker 1: to begin with. So it's good that you don't believe
Speaker 1: it when these people tell you lies. At the same time,
Speaker 1: it spells trouble for our country. And let's talk about
Speaker 1: something else.
Speaker 2: What if that.
Speaker 1: Threat was real? Could have been right? Right, it could
Speaker 1: have been. It could have been for the first time
Speaker 1: and forever that they were telling the truth. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: there's a nuclear bomb in Los Angeles. That would be
Speaker 1: something that would be a big deal and we would
Speaker 1: need to act right. But the problem is the trust
Speaker 1: has been so violated for so long, We're never going
Speaker 1: to believe them even when it is real.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, look, who are you gonna believe?
Speaker 1: CIA. Look, we have confirmation now courtesy of New York
Speaker 1: Posts many other things about what the Central Intelligence Agency
Speaker 1: and the FBI did against Donald Trump in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: And I want to make sure everyone understands this, and
Speaker 1: I'm sure you do. Donald Trump was a private citizen,
Speaker 1: not in office, not a politician yet running to be president,
Speaker 1: running to be president, a private citizen running to be president,
Speaker 1: and underneath President Barack Obama, the intelligence agencies of this
Speaker 1: country and the FBI decided to build a narrative that
Speaker 1: would hurt Donald Trump, that would give them the authority
Speaker 1: to spy on a private citizen who happens to be
Speaker 1: the political opponent of the then sitting president. This is
Speaker 1: such a staggering scandal. This should result in five hundred
Speaker 1: people going to federal prison for the rest of their lives.
Speaker 1: That's how damaging things like this are for a nation.
Speaker 1: It should be CIA agent after FBI agent after politician
Speaker 1: on public trial right now, facing life in prison.
Speaker 2: To save the country.
Speaker 1: You may say, right now, Jesse, that's harsh, Jesse, that's
Speaker 1: being over the top. I'm telling you right now, that's
Speaker 1: the only way to save the country. That's the level
Speaker 1: of accountability we will need in order to put Humpty Dumpty.
Speaker 2: Back together again. But they're not going to. And look
Speaker 2: the Russian collusion stuff.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about media, government officials. So I want to
Speaker 1: give credit to May's more for this. Just look at this.
Speaker 1: How could you ever trust these people with anything?
Speaker 4: Again, maybe the biggest lie of all, repeatedly and with
Speaker 4: no facts to back him up, making the outrageous claim
Speaker 4: that the so called deep state spied on his campaign.
Speaker 2: He did it again today.
Speaker 1: But I hope it's not true, but it looks like
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 2: It's not true.
Speaker 1: Let's get it's a lie. Did the intelligence community spy
Speaker 1: on on President Trump and his campaign?
Speaker 2: No, we did not.
Speaker 4: This is not just an angry president popping off. This
Speaker 4: is a deliberate and coordinated effort to save his presidency,
Speaker 4: to cast doubt on the Russian investigation by repeating a lie,
Speaker 4: repeating it every chance he gets. And that repetition is
Speaker 4: a key part of the strategy here because if you
Speaker 4: hear him say the same thing over and over and over,
Speaker 4: it gets into your head.
Speaker 1: How could you ever trust these people with anything?
Speaker 2: Again?
Speaker 1: If those people got on camera right now and said,
Speaker 1: the Russians have already fired a nuclear weapon. You have
Speaker 1: five minutes to get to a bunker get safe, would
Speaker 1: you believe a single word of it? No, you wouldn't.
Speaker 1: Of course you wouldn't, and you shouldn't. Let's talk about
Speaker 1: the medical institutions of this nation. What if what if
Speaker 1: we get a virus that really is a killer and
Speaker 1: I mean fifty percent mortality kind of killer, bubonic playing
Speaker 1: type thing. Those diseases, those viruses have always existed in
Speaker 1: some form. What if what if one actually got here,
Speaker 1: landed on the shores of Florida.
Speaker 2: It's working its way through the country.
Speaker 1: How could you believe anyone after what they did and
Speaker 1: what they said during COVID.
Speaker 5: Everyone should be afraid of COVID ching.
Speaker 1: You shall know the truth, and the truth shall set
Speaker 1: you free.
Speaker 6: I can't come in, mom, It's there.
Speaker 4: It's because of this flu thing.
Speaker 1: We won't be free of this pandemic until we listen
Speaker 1: to the acknowledged truth.
Speaker 7: Listen to the scientists.
Speaker 2: Science is truth.
Speaker 1: You know, science is truth.
Speaker 8: What is the impact to public health when people are
Speaker 8: openly questioning the science?
Speaker 2: Now is the time to do what you're told.
Speaker 4: By not hearing the truth, by not listening to the scientists,
Speaker 4: they are prolonging how bad the economy will be.
Speaker 9: Well, I see somebody out in the world who's not
Speaker 9: wearing a mask, I instantly think you.
Speaker 1: Are a threat.
Speaker 9: Seek out the scientists and listen to their advice.
Speaker 1: Listen to scientists.
Speaker 5: Listen to the scientists, Trust the experts.
Speaker 1: We're going to trust science. We're going to trust the experts.
Speaker 1: Parents who say, well, I need to do my own
Speaker 1: research makes you think of that cartoon I saw the
Speaker 1: tombstone that said I did my own research.
Speaker 9: If some jerk exposed my mother to COVID because they
Speaker 9: didn't want to wear a mask, I would want to
Speaker 9: kill them.
Speaker 1: I want to make sure I give credit to Tom
Speaker 1: Elliott Agravian for putting that montage together. But what if
Speaker 1: that new deadly disease gets here and those people ran
Speaker 1: to the television and tried to tell you about it.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't believe them, And it's good. Again, I want
Speaker 1: to stress it's good that you wouldn't believe them. However,
Speaker 1: a nation's people and their relationship with its institutions is
Speaker 1: everything for the country. We have separated and we continue
Speaker 1: to do so, and the only way to put it
Speaker 1: back together is government accountability. Will we get that? History
Speaker 1: says we will not. We can hope and pray that
Speaker 1: maybe we can make that happen here so we can
Speaker 1: save this whole thing. All that may have made you uncomfortable,
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Speaker 11: The impeachment inquiry is underway, sparked by a complaint from
Speaker 11: someone within the intelligence community. It feeds the President's concern
Speaker 11: and often use term about a deep state being there
Speaker 11: to take.
Speaker 12: Out Thank god for the deep state. With all of
Speaker 12: the people who knew what was going on here, it
Speaker 12: took an intelligence offer to step officer to step forward
Speaker 12: and say something about.
Speaker 2: It, which was the.
Speaker 12: Trigger that then unleashed everything else. Now, why does that happen?
Speaker 12: What of tell American people why that happens is this
Speaker 12: is the institution in the US government that, with all
Speaker 12: of its flaws and it makes mistakes, is institutionally committed
Speaker 12: to objectivity and to telling the truth.
Speaker 1: Oh well, man, I feel so much better now. They're
Speaker 1: the ones who know the truth of the CIA. If
Speaker 1: they want to destroy a man running for president, just
Speaker 1: trust them.
Speaker 2: That always works out well.
Speaker 1: Joining me now, John Daniel Davidson of the Federalist author
Speaker 1: of the book Pagan America, John, these people. What blows
Speaker 1: me away is not that they're evil, I know, evil
Speaker 1: people exist, is that they all see themselves as being
Speaker 1: the good guy. It's wild to me to hear a
Speaker 1: CIA director say that and think, Wow, I'm the good
Speaker 1: guy here. I know.
Speaker 8: It's very rare that these people actually just come out
Speaker 8: and say what they think. They think that they have
Speaker 8: a right to rule this country and to rule over
Speaker 8: you and I, and that if we object to that
Speaker 8: at all, we're the enemies of truth and objectivity. We
Speaker 8: have to be destroyed and silenced because they're here to
Speaker 8: protect us and govern us and it's their right to
Speaker 8: do so, that's what they really think, And every once
Speaker 8: in a while actually just come out and say it.
Speaker 1: John, you have a great piece up in the Federalists.
Speaker 2: I want people to go read.
Speaker 1: Our most serious national security threat isn't Russian nukes in space,
Speaker 1: it's intelligence agencies in Washington.
Speaker 2: John.
Speaker 1: I remember a line from a movie that I actually loved.
Speaker 1: Everyone else hated called the Good Shepherd when they're building
Speaker 1: the CIA and he looks at a guy and he
Speaker 1: tells him, I really want this to be America's eyes
Speaker 1: and ears. I'm worried it's going to become America's heart
Speaker 1: and soul.
Speaker 2: It did. How did that happen?
Speaker 8: Well, Look, the intelligence agencies are the number one threat
Speaker 8: to our republic, our number one national security threat. They
Speaker 8: have very clearly been turned against the American people from
Speaker 8: the moment the American people did something that they were
Speaker 8: not supposed to do, and that was elect Donald Trump
Speaker 8: to the presidency. Ever since then, our intelligence agencies, and
Speaker 8: evidence of this comes out more and more seemingly by
Speaker 8: the week now, are basically at war with the American people.
Speaker 8: They were at war with the Trump campaign before he
Speaker 8: ever won the White House. They went to war with
Speaker 8: his administration, and then they went to war with his
Speaker 8: supporters beginning immediately after the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 1: And they're still at it.
Speaker 8: So you have to follow Washington politics a little bit
Speaker 8: too closely for your own good to know what the
Speaker 8: Russian nukes and space thing is about. But suffice to say,
Speaker 8: they are trying to distract us from the fact that
Speaker 8: they not, whatever Russia's doing, are the real enemies here
Speaker 8: and the real opponents of freedom and self government and
Speaker 8: our Republican way of life.
Speaker 1: John, Why what was it about Trump that they found
Speaker 1: so threatening? And I'm not saying everyone has to be
Speaker 1: some kind of Trump super fan.
Speaker 2: I'm not. He's got plenty of flaws.
Speaker 1: But they all reacted to him like he was poison
Speaker 1: in their mouths and they had to get it out
Speaker 1: at any cost. And he was a guy, he still
Speaker 1: is a guy who's really kind of moderate.
Speaker 2: He's a deal maker.
Speaker 1: He was always ready to strike a deal, and they
Speaker 1: acted like he was Francisco Franco. What was it that
Speaker 1: scared them so much?
Speaker 8: I think the phrase that explains a lot of this
Speaker 8: is something that came up during the impeachment here, the
Speaker 8: first impeachment of Trump, which was interagency consensus. Trump went
Speaker 8: against the interagency consensus on Ukraine, on Israel, in the
Speaker 8: Middle East, on NATO, on a whole most of things
Speaker 8: that are near and dear, to the Internet, to the
Speaker 8: intelligence community's heart. And they can't abide a president who
Speaker 8: cares that he's elected by the American people. The foreign
Speaker 8: policy and a lot of these other issues, but they
Speaker 8: feel belonged to them, and if a president, or if Congress,
Speaker 8: or if anybody else goes against what they have decided
Speaker 8: should be US policy, they will go to war with
Speaker 8: that person. And that's what they did with Trump because
Speaker 8: he was not on board with the interagency consensus.
Speaker 1: You wrote a piece about Mitch McConnell in Ukraine, and
Speaker 1: this is another human being I find fascinating. I can't
Speaker 1: stand him, especially anymore over the past few years, but
Speaker 1: I find it so fascinating the two things he did.
Speaker 1: One an amnesty bill with foreign aid, and then he
Speaker 1: dropped the amnesty thing and then he just went with
Speaker 1: foreign aid. Never a thought about America at all, didn't
Speaker 1: even Honestly, the most impressive thing was he didn't even pretend, right,
Speaker 1: it didn't even really pretend it was like about America,
Speaker 1: what's much McConnell's deal.
Speaker 8: Yeah, His whole thing was, you can have a Ukraine
Speaker 8: aid and plus immigration amnesty. Oh you don't want that, Okay, Well,
Speaker 8: just Ukraine aid. Then that was his His compromised position
Speaker 8: on the border was to grant two million illegal immigrants
Speaker 8: per year and authority for the president to suspend the
Speaker 8: whole thing whenever he wanted to. That was his compromised position.
Speaker 8: These people do not care at all about the border.
Speaker 8: They like illegal immigration, They want more illegal immigration. As
Speaker 8: far as Mitch McConnell's concern, the Biden administration policy on
Speaker 8: the border has been a huge success because the number
Speaker 8: of illegal immigrants is at an all time high. They
Speaker 8: like that. That's good for them as far as they're concern.
Speaker 8: Representative Jerry Nadler a couple of weeks ago sort of like,
Speaker 8: you know, accidentally said the truth in a hearing. He
Speaker 8: was like, if we don't have illegal immigrants from that,
Speaker 8: you know, our vegetables are going to rotten the ground.
Speaker 8: They see illegal immigrants as like an underclass, like a
Speaker 8: servant class that needs to come in and displace American citizens.
Speaker 8: Uh and and basically be you know, subjects that serve
Speaker 8: them the ruling class.
Speaker 1: And and uh and.
Speaker 8: So we really see in this whole debate where McConnell's
Speaker 8: priorities lie, and they don't lie with the at the border.
Speaker 1: There. He's concerned about Ukraine.
Speaker 8: That's the most important thing he can do legislatively in
Speaker 8: his mind.
Speaker 2: I think it impeached Biden.
Speaker 1: I realize our majority is basically gone now that we
Speaker 1: got rid of that dastardly George Santos and we have
Speaker 1: a Democrat there McCarthy retired. And but I'm gonna get impeached.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's looking bad for him, but we don't
Speaker 1: have the numbers to do it. Yeah, I don't think
Speaker 1: he is.
Speaker 8: I you know, I think, and I wrote the other
Speaker 8: day that the reasons to impeach him keep stacking up now,
Speaker 8: but I don't think there's going to get any movement
Speaker 8: on any of them. There's already ample evidence to impeach
Speaker 8: him for his family corruption that they've been working on
Speaker 8: that for quite some time.
Speaker 1: Uh And and you just see the GOP lawmakers.
Speaker 8: That are you know, the things they've said about that
Speaker 8: probe is, Oh, it's a mess, Oh it's convoluted.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, it's convoluted.
Speaker 8: It was a sophisticated money laundering scheme to sell access
Speaker 8: to Biden for policy decisions to benefit foreign governments. There's
Speaker 8: a lot of shell companies. But that's why you have
Speaker 8: impeachment investigations. That's why these guys have staffs and investigators.
Speaker 8: It is complicated. It's their job to unwind it. But
Speaker 8: they're not up for the task. And then, of course,
Speaker 8: you know last week with the Special Counsel report, it's
Speaker 8: clear that Biden's unfit for office.
Speaker 1: There should be impeachment and impeachment hearing going on right
Speaker 1: now on that basis alone. But I have no confidence
Speaker 1: that they will actually do that.
Speaker 2: John.
Speaker 1: I'm a world famous author myself, after all, I've written
Speaker 1: one book.
Speaker 2: You have a book coming out, don't you, Yes, I do.
Speaker 1: At the end of March.
Speaker 8: You mentioned earlier Pagan America, which is about what happens
Speaker 8: to America and society when Christianity fades from public life,
Speaker 8: as it is doing very rapidly right now.
Speaker 2: We'll hie you back on to talk about that.
Speaker 1: Then, I promise you that John, I appreciate your brother.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: We were talking about loss of trust in institutions earlier.
Speaker 1: Remember East Palestine, Ohio, how abandoned they were. Shane Cashman's
Speaker 1: going to join us next and talk about what's going on,
Speaker 1: what's happened there.
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Speaker 1: So do you plan to travel there? And have you
Speaker 1: talked with the mayor?
Speaker 2: I can't recover that. I don't think I've talked to
Speaker 2: the mayor.
Speaker 13: I talked to everyone else there and I'm multiple times.
Speaker 6: I don't Again, I don't have anything to share on
Speaker 6: a presidential visit, not at this time, or anything to announce.
Speaker 6: He's been to Ohio many times before during his administration,
Speaker 6: so it's not an it's not unusual for him to go.
Speaker 1: There is there a plan for him to go. I
Speaker 1: don't have.
Speaker 6: Any trips to preview for you at this time the
Speaker 6: President intends to go, don't have a time or a
Speaker 6: date to preview at this time.
Speaker 12: Well, I said in March that you would go to
Speaker 12: East Palestine, Ohio, you can here.
Speaker 8: How come you ever go in East Palestine yet?
Speaker 13: Well, I haven't had the occasion to go to East Palestine.
Speaker 13: There's a lot going on here and I just haven't
Speaker 13: been able to break I was thinking where that I
Speaker 13: go to East Palestine this week, but I was reminded
Speaker 13: I've got to go literally around the world. Can you
Speaker 13: tell us today when the President will make that visit
Speaker 13: for the people who continue to struggle in East Palestine.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm really glad that you asked about East Palestine.
Speaker 2: I don't have any scheduling news to make.
Speaker 1: The President still have plans to visit the disaster site
Speaker 1: in East Palestine him, So I don't.
Speaker 6: Have anything any schedule of the President.
Speaker 13: At this time.
Speaker 8: I don't have any updates on the scheduling front for
Speaker 8: the White House.
Speaker 6: Say this over and over you hear from the President
Speaker 6: over and over again, because he wants to make sure
Speaker 6: that he's there for this community.
Speaker 10: I have to.
Speaker 1: M yeah, Well, it must be a miracle tomorrow a
Speaker 1: year later, he's actually gonna stumble his way into East Palestine.
Speaker 1: That'll be I'm sure very riveting for the people that
Speaker 1: are joining me now. Investigative journalist, author and a good
Speaker 1: one Shane Cashman. Shane, people forgot about East Palestine real,
Speaker 1: real quick, but not as quick as the White House did,
Speaker 1: did they?
Speaker 14: Yeah, it's pretty upsetting watching those clips and now thinking
Speaker 14: of them walking this sick old man into a radiated
Speaker 14: landscape seems like a trap, honestly, And it's a joke
Speaker 14: because those people were abandoned by this administration. You know,
Speaker 14: Trump came through for a little bit, they ran out,
Speaker 14: but a judge when he came to visit, and a
Speaker 14: year after this tragedy and these people have been suffering,
Speaker 14: it's extremely alarming that he's going there for a photo op,
Speaker 14: clearly like the eating chicken fingers with the Black family,
Speaker 14: and this is his next visit on his photo op tour.
Speaker 1: Shane, Let's talk about the immediate aftermath because in the
Speaker 1: weeks right after you were there.
Speaker 2: What was it like then?
Speaker 14: So I was there about two three weeks after the explosion.
Speaker 14: Those people were extremely terrified. They didn't know and they
Speaker 14: had no answers, They didn't know what the landscape was
Speaker 14: filled with. Yet, they couldn't eat their chickens, they couldn't
Speaker 14: sell their livestock, they couldn't use their water.
Speaker 7: They were given a little like maybe five hundred.
Speaker 14: Bucks to one thousand dollars to go get groceries from
Speaker 14: Norfolk Southern, which in this day and age, with the
Speaker 14: economy as it is, that's like one trip to the
Speaker 14: grocery store. People were evacuated. They were just starting to
Speaker 14: come back. I spoke with people on Market Street, which
Speaker 14: is basically their main street there, which is the railroad
Speaker 14: goes right through that main street, and that they were
Speaker 14: not sure how long they could stay open. The water
Speaker 14: there's a stream that goes beneath all their businesses. That
Speaker 14: water was contaminated.
Speaker 7: You're seeing one of the streams right now on screen.
Speaker 14: That's how it looked when I was there. And I think,
Speaker 14: you know, last I spoke to some of these people
Speaker 14: in that town. They were closing up shop. Some might
Speaker 14: be holding on by a thread, but a lot of
Speaker 14: them are.
Speaker 7: There's just nothing they can do. The town is completely dead.
Speaker 1: Shane, are we seeing medical problems? You say you've stayed
Speaker 1: in touch with people, and I'm glad you have. But
Speaker 1: after a year, that stuff is going to certainly start
Speaker 1: to reveal itself. Are they having problems or did they
Speaker 1: just worry they're going to have problems?
Speaker 2: What are they going through?
Speaker 7: A lot of people were they're going to have problems.
Speaker 14: There were people in the immediate aftermath of that mushroom
Speaker 14: cloud that we're experiencing really strange rashes. This is children,
Speaker 14: this is the elderly. There were reports of many fish dead.
Speaker 14: There were reports of all these bees dying in an apiary.
Speaker 14: But it seems like for now there's nothing like immediate
Speaker 14: happening where they're.
Speaker 7: Like, oh, I have something. I think they're mostly worried
Speaker 7: that there's gonna be a long term effect.
Speaker 14: A lot of this stuff that was dumped and burned
Speaker 14: in their town is cancerous, and some of it is
Speaker 14: the worst stuff possible that they burned in that atmosphere,
Speaker 14: so much so that it did an inversion in the
Speaker 14: atmosphere where it basically cause a temporary dome where nothing
Speaker 14: could leave the atmosphere of these Palestine.
Speaker 7: So I think that people are rightly worried.
Speaker 14: The EPA tells them that everything's fine, but we know
Speaker 14: how much we can trust these government institutions who tell
Speaker 14: us everything's okay.
Speaker 1: Why didn't Joe Biden go in the first place? Is
Speaker 1: it just because this is a Trump area? It is
Speaker 1: it really that I had to be so cynical, But
Speaker 1: is it basically that did they pull out a congressional
Speaker 1: map and say, Wow, they don't like me there and
Speaker 1: I'm not going to screw them.
Speaker 7: It's it's hard to know.
Speaker 14: It feels like that's politics definitely play a part in it,
Speaker 14: because it is our core Trump town. There's Trump signs everywhere.
Speaker 14: But it's also you know, since going to East Palestine when.
Speaker 7: I was there, that were.
Speaker 14: Three other chemical dumps happened in like Pennsylvania and in Philadelphia,
Speaker 14: win in Jersey.
Speaker 7: And it's like I've been calling it.
Speaker 14: The revolving door of tragedy, where it's like we can't
Speaker 14: even keep up. We're experiencing whiplash as the people from
Speaker 14: when tragedy to the next even at the shooting and
Speaker 14: that terrible shooting in the Christian school happened in Tennessee
Speaker 14: the weekend I was there, So I think there's a
Speaker 14: lot of whiplash and it's revolving to our tragedy. But
Speaker 14: there's no excuse for Biden to not go there. The
Speaker 14: people need him, regardless of how their politics are. And
Speaker 14: you know, we're seeing money go being launched into space
Speaker 14: all over the country, all over the world, so it
Speaker 14: would have been nice to see a little more help
Speaker 14: sent to East Palacing.
Speaker 1: People don't trust their government anymore in this country, do that?
Speaker 2: Shame?
Speaker 7: No, there's no reason to trust the government.
Speaker 14: They hate you, They want you to suffer, they want
Speaker 14: to price you out of your homes.
Speaker 7: You know, there's there's.
Speaker 14: Something I didn't uncover it, but I looked into it
Speaker 14: when I was writing my story.
Speaker 7: Something called a brownfield. I guess a lot of people
Speaker 7: don't know about it, but places.
Speaker 14: Can become brown fields, these contaminated places the government will
Speaker 14: just buy up and.
Speaker 7: Then turn it into their own thing. It happened in time.
Speaker 7: You can go look at Times Beach, Missouri.
Speaker 14: They also experienced a similar situation with the same chemicals,
Speaker 14: and everyone was evacuated and the government showed it up
Speaker 14: and it became their own thing, which is what I
Speaker 14: worry about.
Speaker 7: A lot of these places.
Speaker 2: We still don't know what's.
Speaker 7: Going on in a place like mau.
Speaker 1: You know, say, Shane, I appreciate you and your reporting.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: All Right, the war on children, it's very, very real
Speaker 1: and it's something we parents have to be proactive about.
Speaker 1: It's something kids have to be proactive about. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk to Robbie Starbuck about that next before we.
Speaker 2: Get to that.
Speaker 1: Obviously, these people, these horrible people. They're the same people
Speaker 1: in charge of the monetary system, as Shane just pointed out.
Speaker 1: That's why it costs you five hundred dollars for a
Speaker 1: grocery run where it used to cost two hundred.
Speaker 2: That's where we're at. Now.
Speaker 1: What can we do though, as we watch the value
Speaker 1: of the dollar turned ash in our pockets, what do
Speaker 1: we do? Well? You have to buy things you can
Speaker 1: touch and feel. You have to buy hard assets. It's
Speaker 1: what the big time money guys are buying. It's what
Speaker 1: Nation States are buying, China, others. They're buying up gold.
Speaker 1: Get some gold or silver in your hands, not gold bars.
Speaker 1: I know you're not a millionaire, normal people.
Speaker 2: That's what Oxford Gold is right now.
Speaker 1: You might qualify for up to ten thousand dollars in
Speaker 1: free precious medals, but you can't you can't take care
Speaker 1: of any of this. You can't get it in your retirement.
Speaker 1: You can't get it in your hands unless you call
Speaker 1: Oxford Gold Group eight three three nine five Gold. Tell
Speaker 1: them I told you to call. They will take care
Speaker 1: of eight three three nine nine five Gold.
Speaker 2: We'll be back.
Speaker 10: Are they intentionally sexualizing our children and stealing their innocence?
Speaker 14: I think that's right.
Speaker 11: TikTok specifically is designed to target young people.
Speaker 5: That's who their audience is. Have children died because of
Speaker 5: social media?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 10: Have they been trafficked off of social media? Have they
Speaker 10: been sexually exploited off of social media?
Speaker 5: Ongoing?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 5: Do you feel like this is a war on children?
Speaker 14: I know it's a war on children, but like they said,
Speaker 14: we're coming for your kids.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and they have.
Speaker 13: Can I ask the cameras that it turned off for
Speaker 13: just a second.
Speaker 7: I just want to have a real conversation.
Speaker 2: Joining me now.
Speaker 1: The maker of that film my friend, Robbie Starbuck, and
Speaker 1: I'm glad he made it. Robbie, Okay, I know you
Speaker 1: already knew a bit about the war on children before
Speaker 1: this even began. I'm sure that's part of what inspired
Speaker 1: you to do it. How bad did it get as
Speaker 1: you dug in and started making this film.
Speaker 10: It's terrific, Jesse. I mean, it's it's far worse than
Speaker 10: people realize. And I think part of the reason people
Speaker 10: fail to realize just how bad it is is there's
Speaker 10: sort of like this ignorance gat built in purely by
Speaker 10: the fact of the world moving so fast. I mean,
Speaker 10: we see a bad story one day, we live our
Speaker 10: lives zone, we see a bad story three days later,
Speaker 10: and it's hard to connect all of these different connections.
Speaker 10: And that was the thing that we were able to
Speaker 10: successfully do with this film, is connect how they all intersect.
Speaker 10: Who are the people behind this? Why are they doing this?
Speaker 10: And it connects really well with something you have talked
Speaker 10: about a lot, and it's the fact that the far
Speaker 10: left is not just you know, the Democratic Party of old.
Speaker 5: This is a modern communist movement.
Speaker 10: And I think a lot of people they don't quite understand,
Speaker 10: especially the older folks, how this is communism because they
Speaker 10: think of that as like, oh, control of the means
Speaker 10: of production, you know, And I don't think they realize
Speaker 10: this has really turned into something very different, but with
Speaker 10: the same sort of communist tendencies and control mechanisms built in.
Speaker 10: They just don't need to own the means of production outright,
Speaker 10: They just need to control them, and they essentially do
Speaker 10: after the long march of the institutions and the way
Speaker 10: that they control all of these large apparatuses like big
Speaker 10: Tech and big pharma.
Speaker 5: So we were able to connect it all. And I
Speaker 5: think that the.
Speaker 10: Shocking thing here is that this has been going on
Speaker 10: so long under people's nos and it just has not
Speaker 10: all been connected.
Speaker 1: Robbie, can you talk a little bit about the why,
Speaker 1: because that's the part I think a lot of people
Speaker 1: struggle with so much when we look at kids. So
Speaker 1: think about kids. Even if you're someone who doesn't like kids,
Speaker 1: I mean, I just love them. I love my boys
Speaker 1: so much. But even if you're someone who doesn't like kids,
Speaker 1: you don't want to do them harm. You certainly don't
Speaker 1: want them to cut their penises off. And the normal
Speaker 1: person would never think of harming a child, and yet
Speaker 1: these people are out to do that.
Speaker 2: Why.
Speaker 10: Well, it's very simple, actually, I mean they don't really
Speaker 10: like kids or care about kids. It's about a very simple,
Speaker 10: you know math formula. Basically, how do you own the future, Well,
Speaker 10: you need to own the children. You need to own
Speaker 10: the next generation. My own family came from Cuba, where
Speaker 10: indoctrination of kids in schools came before Castro took power. Okay,
Speaker 10: they had taken over the schools essentially, and they made
Speaker 10: Castro and his quote revolutionaries like rock stars in Cuba.
Speaker 10: And it was really how they stole power was they
Speaker 10: were able to consolidate that group of people to support
Speaker 10: them to be in the streets.
Speaker 5: Well, what is the far left done. They've done the
Speaker 5: same thing.
Speaker 10: They're trying to consolidate power within this block of people.
Speaker 10: And they know that this group of young people they
Speaker 10: are going to run the country one day. They are
Speaker 10: going to be in control one day. So they need
Speaker 10: to make them operational soldiers for them. So they understand
Speaker 10: a very simple thing. Communism has never come to be.
Speaker 10: Marxism has never come to be. Socialism has never come
Speaker 10: to be in a happy country. It has to be
Speaker 10: chaotic and it has to be really out of control,
Speaker 10: and you have to separate the child from the parent
Speaker 10: and replace the parent with the state.
Speaker 5: Well that's what they're doing.
Speaker 10: I mean, look no further than the mom that we interviewed,
Speaker 10: mother of Yale. Yale was a young girl who got
Speaker 10: confused about her gender at school. The school secretly was
Speaker 10: sending her to trans groups and the mom didn't know.
Speaker 10: And then next thing you know, CPS takes her child
Speaker 10: because she refuses to transition her daughter and in the
Speaker 10: care of the State of California. That young girl, she
Speaker 10: called her mom one day said I want to detransition.
Speaker 10: I'm afraid of how people and these people a CPS
Speaker 10: are going to react. Very next day, mom gets a
Speaker 10: phone call that her daughter threw herself in front of
Speaker 10: training and committed suicide. You know, the state is getting
Speaker 10: involved on every level and parental rights trying to strip
Speaker 10: them away and take over the role of the parent.
Speaker 10: And that is why to usher in a new era
Speaker 10: of control, total control by the far left.
Speaker 1: Robbie, can you help me understand why some parents not
Speaker 1: like the one you just not like the Yale lady
Speaker 1: you just talked about. God's so God bless that family.
Speaker 1: If you want me, help me understand why some parents
Speaker 1: go along with it. In fact, some parents very clearly
Speaker 1: are encouraging it. You see these videos now and then
Speaker 1: I'm sure you've encountered these people you talk about this,
Speaker 1: that they'll go out there and parade their son or
Speaker 1: daughter and some dress or whatever out there, and they're
Speaker 1: proud of it. How can a parent get that twisted?
Speaker 2: I would die for my kids.
Speaker 10: Well, there's different groups of them. For some it's fear.
Speaker 10: For some of them, it's indoctrination. For others, it's just
Speaker 10: absolute stupidity and ignorance. And I think there's this group
Speaker 10: that are very fearful. They live in blue states, and
Speaker 10: they're not courageous people. They're unwilling to fight, and the
Speaker 10: one thing they fear is their kid being taken from them.
Speaker 10: And they've got a society around them in these very
Speaker 10: blue cities telling them you're a big if you don't
Speaker 10: do this, and they think, oh, there must be something
Speaker 10: wrong with me that I feel like I'm not okay
Speaker 10: with this, and so they go along with it for
Speaker 10: one reason. And then there's the group that are starved
Speaker 10: for attention. They want to use their kids as really
Speaker 10: agents to get attention. And we've seen these there. Basically
Speaker 10: we call them munch house and moms. They're trying to
Speaker 10: get attention through transitioning their kids. And then there's the
Speaker 10: other ones that are just total believers of the party
Speaker 10: and the party can do no wrong, and the party
Speaker 10: has this position that this is a good thing and
Speaker 10: I'm going to go along with it wholesale.
Speaker 5: My kids bought into it, and I'm going to push
Speaker 5: it every step of the way.
Speaker 10: And so there's these different groups of them, but altogether,
Speaker 10: it really doesn't matter which side a parent is on
Speaker 10: among those different groups of reasons. What matters is they're
Speaker 10: selling out their kids to this party, whether it's out
Speaker 10: of fear, ignorance, or a drive for attention.
Speaker 1: Robberie, can you help us understand the social media.
Speaker 2: Aspect of this.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine how many parents are watching right now
Speaker 1: and their kids have some form of social media Twitter
Speaker 1: or Instagram or Snapchat or discord or whatever. How does
Speaker 1: a child go from having a social media account to
Speaker 1: cutting his penis off?
Speaker 10: Well, let's just go with TikTok for now. Okay, So
Speaker 10: what's normal during puberty? We all felt weird. Everybody felt
Speaker 10: weird during puberty. It's a weird time. Your body's changing
Speaker 10: and it's not comfortable. It's very uncomfortable. Even the popular
Speaker 10: kids felt at different times that they didn't belong because
Speaker 10: they felt weird. Well, now, when you're going through that stage,
Speaker 10: you have a device in front of your face that
Speaker 10: you spend more time with. Most of these kids spend
Speaker 10: more time with that device than they do with their parents.
Speaker 10: And that device and the teacher you spend more time
Speaker 10: with in your parents are all telling you that.
Speaker 5: It's okay to be this other gender.
Speaker 10: And not only okay, but the device is the one
Speaker 10: actually telling you it's preferable. And then if you're at
Speaker 10: school and you're just observing social science, you're seeing, Oh,
Speaker 10: these kids who change their gender or treated better, they're
Speaker 10: treated differently, they get extra rights basically at school.
Speaker 5: Well, these kids who.
Speaker 10: Don't feel like they belong suddenly have a group of
Speaker 10: people online saying we will accept you, we will embrace you,
Speaker 10: we will love you, we will be your family.
Speaker 5: And those kids get sucked into it. And it is
Speaker 5: very easy.
Speaker 10: I mean, talk to any girl in their thirties now
Speaker 10: who was a tomboy when they were younger, and if
Speaker 10: you ask them honestly, if you were growing up in
Speaker 10: this time period, what do you think would happen? Almost
Speaker 10: all of them will tell you I probably would have
Speaker 10: been transd because I felt so uncomfortable. And many of
Speaker 10: these tom you know, boy type girls. They grew up
Speaker 10: to be very feminine women who are married, have a
Speaker 10: bunch of kids, and they're very happy being a woman.
Speaker 10: And they just know how impressionable they were and how
Speaker 10: out of place they felt because they weren't feeling sexualized
Speaker 10: at that age, like they didn't want to be sexual
Speaker 10: being so they they veered into that tomboy territory.
Speaker 5: And you know, they understand how.
Speaker 10: Toxic this is because they see how they could have
Speaker 10: been captured by it. But that's essentially how these companies
Speaker 10: are doing it. They know they're doing it. They're pushing
Speaker 10: it through the algorith them on purpose. And you know,
Speaker 10: if you think about it from TikTok's vantage point, they're
Speaker 10: controlled by the CCP. And what else would communists China
Speaker 10: love more than to have a communist friend of a
Speaker 10: bunch of comrades here in America who fall in line
Speaker 10: with their ideology. And if it takes confusing the kids
Speaker 10: and transing them to get there, they're willing to do it.
Speaker 5: For the chaos little stoke in America.
Speaker 1: Robbie, what can parents do? Parents feel helpless, they're scared.
Speaker 2: What can they do?
Speaker 10: That is a very important piece because we didn't want
Speaker 10: to just create infotainment. First, they can watch The War
Speaker 10: on Children at the War on Children dot com. It's
Speaker 10: been watched over a million and a half times in
Speaker 10: just the last forty eight hours. The trailer has over
Speaker 10: thirty million views. We've got Rand Paul Inett, the creator
Speaker 10: of Libs of TikTok Riley Gains, over twenty other experts
Speaker 10: and survivors.
Speaker 5: People need to hear from them. It's a powerful documentary.
Speaker 10: But after that, go to Freedom Forever dot us sign
Speaker 10: up for the email list. You will be emailed what
Speaker 10: is called the Parenting Revolution Manual, and it's going to
Speaker 10: give you all of the steps to begin fighting in
Speaker 10: the war. It's not enough to watch a documentary and
Speaker 10: be outraged by it. That is not enough. In fact,
Speaker 10: if you're only going to do one of the things,
Speaker 10: go get the manual and do the things inside of it,
Speaker 10: because it can actually help change things. It can actually
Speaker 10: move us closer towards sanity again, and that is more
Speaker 10: important even than the documentary. The documentary is important for
Speaker 10: waking up people. I mean, if you've got those people
Speaker 10: in your life who don't believe there's porn in schools,
Speaker 10: they don't believe that they're sexualized drag shows or the
Speaker 10: society's overtly sexualizing kids. We've got the people there to
Speaker 10: admit that it's going on. We've got the evidence in it.
Speaker 10: We've got the major marketing executive from the largest ad
Speaker 10: agency in America admitting that they're sexualizing kids on purpose.
Speaker 10: And I think that parents need to see that. Grandparents
Speaker 10: need to see it, people without kids need to see it.
Speaker 10: And then we need to act.
Speaker 1: Go go watch it, Go get the email. All right, Robbie,
Speaker 1: thank you. I'm so glad you and Landon did it.
Speaker 1: It's something we need out there. Some of that stuff
Speaker 1: is so heartbreaking that mom and her daughter. Anyway, all right, enough,
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Speaker 1: All right, there's time to lighten the mood. And I
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Speaker 1: just think it's awesome when some of the greats come together.
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Speaker 7: I must.
Speaker 13: I can't even remark about what just happened.
Speaker 1: Let I must. I can't even remark about.
Speaker 2: What just happened.
Speaker 1: Does anybody realize that this is steepy one year
Speaker 2: I'll see tomorrow